Alkagesta Reports 1H 2026 Operational Growth Across Crude, Jet Fuel, and Bunkering

Commodity merchant Alkagesta has published its operational and strategic performance update for the first half of 2026 alongside its 2025 annual results. According to the 1H 2026 performance update, the group maintained supply continuity across its energy, refined products, and agricultural portfolios despite macro headwinds stemming from geopolitical tensions and international logistics disruptions.

During the six-month period, the trading house formally established its presence in the crude oil segment. The company initiated its crude trading operations through a controlled development strategy, successfully executing two Suezmax cargo transactions during the first half of the year.

The firm also expanded its aviation fuel footprint in Europe. After securing approval from a NATO agency and gaining operational access to NATO pipeline infrastructure, the group commenced physical deliveries of Jet A1 fuel into European downstream markets.

Operational Expansion and Supply Chains

In the marine fuels market, the company continued to scale its bunkering footprint in Singapore. Monthly supply volumes reached an established run-rate of approximately 200,000 to 250,000 metric tonnes (200–250 kt), reinforcing its market position within the regional refueling hub.

Across its broader energy portfolio, the business sustained deliveries of transportation, marine, aviation, and power utility fuels to clients across Europe and Asia. The group relied on disciplined sourcing, logistical management, and risk controls to insulate customer supply from ongoing market volatility.

In agricultural commodities, the merchant maintained fertilizer deliveries amidst sustained market pressures. Through its logistics network and risk management controls, the company supported agricultural supply chains and food-security requirements throughout the six-month period.