We are building a Dubai-based platform to trade refined petroleum products and connect regional supply and demand across the Central Asia–Gulf corridor.
ISRA FZCO is established in Dubai as a DMCC free-zone company. The jurisdiction gives us a stable, well-regulated base from which to build trading and investment activity across the region, with access to banking, logistics, and professional services suited to international commodities work.
From Dubai, we can sit between Central Asian supply and Gulf and international demand. We are designing our operations around governance, transparency, and careful counterparty screening, and we treat the DMCC framework as the foundation on which we build the rest of our activity.
Uzbekistan sits at the centre of our regional focus. Our founders bring multi-generational experience in Central Asian energy markets, and we are building on that knowledge to understand supply, logistics corridors, and demand within the country.
We are targeting first commercial activity in Uzbekistan and the broader Central Asian region in 2026, developed through founder networks, supplier discussions, and structured commercial planning. Our approach begins with careful counterparty screening and due diligence, and we intend to develop relationships deliberately as our activity matures.
Tajikistan is part of the wider corridor we aim to serve. Our founders bring on-the-ground commercial knowledge of the region, which informs how we assess demand, logistics, and the practicalities of moving refined petroleum products.
We are developing an understanding of how supply reaches Tajikistan and how it connects to neighbouring markets. Any activity here would follow the same disciplined approach to screening, structure, and risk that guides our work elsewhere.
Kazakhstan is a significant part of the regional energy picture, and we are studying its supply, logistics corridors, and demand as part of our wider Central Asian focus. Our objective is to understand how the country fits within the flows we intend to serve.
We approach Kazakhstan as we approach each market: through measured analysis of price and basis risk, netback, and structure, rather than activity for its own sake. We aim to build relationships with counterparties whose standards and governance align with our own.
Beyond these markets, our focus spans the wider Central Asian region. We are developing an understanding of the corridors that connect regional supply to Gulf and international demand, and of the counterparties, logistics, and structures that make that trade work.
Our founders' regional depth informs this view. We think like investors as well as traders, and we intend to grow across the region carefully, favouring durable relationships and disciplined analysis over volume for its own sake. Where we see potential in LPG or propane-butane, we would pursue it as a forward-looking objective and subject to the appropriate licensing.
Our base is the UAE and our focus is Central Asia, but we remain open to selective international opportunities where they fit our discipline and standards. We are developing relationships with reputable regional and international energy-sector counterparties, and these discussions are ongoing.
We assess each potential opportunity through careful counterparty screening, sanctions screening, and due diligence. Our objective is to build a network of suppliers, buyers, and partners whose governance and reliability match our own, and to expand internationally only where it strengthens the platform we are building.
Contact our team about regional supply and demand.