Markets & commodities
Every transaction clears six checks — product specification, source, counterparty, logistics, finance, economics — before it enters scope. No blanket licensing or authorisation is implied: each deal is qualified against the applicable regulatory pathway, jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
Product coverage
Each page describes the product-specific execution and control questions Bethar applies before a potential transaction can enter scope. Coverage is indicative, not an offer or inventory statement.
Mandate-led critical minerals trading, battery minerals sourcing and transaction structuring across selected metals and mining supply chains.
↗02Physical agricultural commodity sourcing and supply-chain execution across selected grains, oilseeds, vegetable oils, food inputs and soft commodities.
↗03Mandate-led transaction development for selected nitrogen, phosphate and potash products, subject to product and jurisdictional qualification.
↗04Selective transaction qualification for heavy-industry raw materials, energy-related products and industrial feedstocks where mandate, logistics and compliance permit.
↗05Mandate-led physical copper transaction structuring across selected refined, semi-finished and recyclable material supply chains.
↗06Transaction qualification for selected lithium mineral and chemical supply chains, subject to specification, origin and end-use controls.
↗07Selected cobalt supply-chain transaction assessment with heightened origin, human-rights, specification and chain-of-custody controls.
↗08Mandate-led aluminium transaction structuring across selected primary, semi-finished and traceable secondary material flows.
↗09Selected refined zinc and zinc-bearing material transaction structuring for qualified industrial supply chains.
↗10Mandate-led grain origination and physical execution across selected wheat, maize and other qualifying cereal flows.
↗11Selected physical cocoa transaction development with origin, quality, traceability and deforestation-control requirements.
↗12Mandate-led green coffee transaction qualification across selected origins, grades and traceable supply pathways.
↗13Selected soybean and soy-product transaction qualification across food, feed and industrial supply chains.
↗14Selected palm-oil transaction assessment with product, traceability, sustainability and destination-market controls.
↗15Selected physical urea transaction development subject to grade, producer, sanctions, logistics and destination qualification.
↗16Selected phosphate rock and processed phosphate-product transaction assessment across qualified agricultural supply chains.
↗17Selected potash transaction qualification subject to grade, source, sanctions, logistics and destination-market controls.
↗18Mandate-led transaction structuring for selected iron-bearing materials and steel products across qualified industrial supply chains.
↗19Selected palladium and platinum-group-metal transaction assessment with enhanced assay, custody, origin and sanctions controls.
↗20Physical transaction qualification for selected rapeseed, sunflower, soybean and other vegetable-oil supply chains.
↗21Selected transaction development for meat and livestock supply chains subject to veterinary, traceability, welfare and cold-chain controls.
↗22Mandate-led physical wheat origination and execution across selected milling and feed-grade supply corridors.
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The complete coverage universe, operating criteria and disclosure boundaries in one institutional document.
Transaction filter
Specification, quality tolerance, recognised benchmark or supportable pricing mechanism
Identified producer or title holder, origin evidence and lawful export path
Identity, authority, beneficial ownership, sanctions and adverse-information checks
Deliverable route, terminal capability, inspection, insurance and customs requirements
Acceptable payment instrument, bankability and working-capital path
Margin after logistics, finance, insurance, quality and delay risk
No blanket licensing claim is made. Technical form, specification, origin, destination, end user, end use, sanctions, customs classification and applicable control lists can change the regulatory treatment of a material. Controlled, dual-use or otherwise restricted products are assessed case by case under the applicable jurisdictional framework.
Transaction architecture
Bethar develops mandate-specific physical commodity structures, including term supply, off-take and special-purpose transaction frameworks where commercial, compliance, logistics and payment conditions support execution.
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