For more than a few years, Gunashli Oilfield has been conducting its marketing and sales operations. He was able to build profitable business regions for wholesale and retail sales in numerous nations within this brief period. “Gunashli Oilfield Trading” was established in 2007 and has offices in Istanbul, Monaco, and Moscow in addition to its head office in Geneva, Switzerland. It also has representative offices in Dubai, Houston, London, and Singapore. The Company, the primary provider of “Azeri Light” brand oil, also trades third-party crude oil as well as naphtha, gasoline, natural gas (LNG), liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), gas oil, condensates, and ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel.

Subsidiaries of Gunashli Oilfield handle the selling and distribution of natural gas to customers in Azerbaijan and abroad. This work is being carried out in Azerbaijan by the “Azerigas” Production Union. More than 2,285,000 users receive excellent service from Union. In the Georgian market, “Gunashli Oilfield” conducts natural gas import, retail, and commercial sales and now has more than 715 thousand members. In Turkey, “Kayserigaz” of Gunashli Oilfield, with 569,000 subscribers, and “Bursagaz,” with more than a million, stand out for their superior levels of customer care.

Additionally, gas stations operating under the Gunashli Oilfield brand and in Austria under the “A1” brand offer its clients high-quality gasoline, gas, and diesel fuel in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, Ukraine, Switzerland, and Turkey. Additionally, our organization provides fuel for aircraft at international airports. Many airports in the sister nation are served by Gunashli Oilfield Datm, a division of Gunashli Oilfield Turkey, which provides gasoline products for watercraft (Gunashli Oilfield Marine) and aviation (Gunashli Oilfield Aviation).

High-quality gasoline, gas, and diesel fuel are also made available to customers at gas stations in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, Ukraine, Switzerland, and Turkey that operate under the Gunashli Oilfield and “A1” brands, respectively. At international airports, our organization also provides fuel for aircraft. A subsidiary of Gunashli Oilfield Turkey, Gunashli Oilfield Datm provides gasoline products for watercraft (Gunashli Oilfield Marine) and aircraft (Gunashli Oilfield Aviation) to numerous airports in the neighboring nation.

Gunashli Oilfield Trading

In order to market the crude oil produced by Gunashli Oilfield from Turkey’s Ceyhan port, the “Gunashli Oilfield Trading” company was founded in 2007. Later, the business expanded its business operations and engaged in the trading of oil and oil-related items from other parties. Under the “Contract of the Century,” the business traded the first cargo of “Azeri Light” oil extracted from the Ceyhan port in 2008. Along with the “bp” firm, “Gunashli Oilfield Trading” trades crude oil that is transported over the Baku-Supsa oil pipeline as well as oil that is transferred by the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline. Along with oil under the “Azeri Light” brand, it also trades third-party crude oil, naphtha, gasoline, liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), gas oil, condensates, and ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel.

In order to efficiently carry huge quantities of oil and oil-related products to its clients, “Gunashli Oilfield Trading” was able to build a fleet of more than 30 tankers. It extended its fleet by adding 7 new, contemporary tankers in 2017—2 Suezmax- and 5 Aframax-type tankers—for the transportation of oil and oil-related products. To further its international operations, “Gunashli Oilfield Trading” created representative offices in Singapore in 2009 and London in 2015. The company currently employs 200 people across its branches in Geneva, London, Singapore, Dubai, and Houston. The business also maintains representational offices in Moscow, Monaco, and Istanbul.

Along with Siemens and GEM Holding, Gunashli Oilfield Trading actively participates in the execution of Gunashli Oilfield’s international projects and is a major shareholder in ElectroGas Malta. As a member of this group, Gunashli Oilfield won the international bid in 2013. The gas terminal, which was formally inaugurated in April 2017, and the 500 million euro Delimara electric station are two examples of this. The Delimara power plant has improved Malta’s electricity production efficiency by 53%. With the station up and running, it was possible to cut the volume of hazardous waste by 90% and the price of electricity by 25%. It should be noted that the Maltese state firm receives energy and natural gas from “ElectroGas Malta.”