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VC.RU: "Launched a marketplace and reached a turnover of over 2 billion rubles"
... completely meet the needs of buyers and sellers of petroleum products and eliminate the chain of small intermediaries.
Until now, many large buyers, when purchasing petroleum products, announce tenders. They don’t trust their own managers, who might buy fuel at an unfavorable price for the company, but one that benefits them personally.
Our raw material marketplace "ORG-Market" is the same as a tender, but with transparent prices, without markup and gray schemes. The automatic transaction ...
VC.RU: "Buying fuel on a marketplace. How does that work?"
Learn how the ORG-Market marketplace (Open Oil Market) helps companies solve the problem of cash flow gaps when purchasing fuel. Installments and financing, integration with banks, and new tools such as nominal accounts and letters of credit make purchases more accessible and secure.
According to statistics from the commodity and raw materials marketplace "ORG-Market" ...
B2B Marketplaces: A Modern Solution for Raw Material Trade
... practice:
Listing an Offer. A supplier registers on the platform and posts information about their products: descriptions, specifications, available volumes, prices, and delivery conditions. For example, a supplier might list a batch of gasoline or diesel fuel with the price per ton.
Search and Selection. Buyers find the necessary products through a convenient catalog or search feature. Users can compare prices from different suppliers, filter by quality, region, and seller rating. The B2B marketplace ...
B2B Marketplaces in Russia: How They Help Businesses Grow
... marketplaces provide price transparency, enable comparison of terms from different suppliers, automate the ordering and logistics processes, and minimize costs and risks associated with purchasing.
Open Oil Market
: Innovations and Transparency in the Fuel Market
Open Oil Market
is a Russian B2B marketplace focused on the oil products market. The platform is designed for enterprises needing large volumes of gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, and other oil products. Open Oil Market emphasizes transparency ...
Why the ban on gasoline exports did not stop the rise in gas station prices
... driven up equipment import costs.
Scheduled maintenance at Russian refineries (refineries) in September is expected to reduce fuel production. Analyst Vladimir Chernov of Freedom Finance Global notes that to counteract potential shortages, refineries increased ... ... and unmet summer demand are maintaining stable exchange purchases. Additionally, logistical issues such as delays in railway deliveries increase costs, contributing to higher prices. Uncertainty about delivery timelines further drives bulk buying, exacerbating ...