Global trading · Since 2006

Uniken International

慧锐国际有限公司

A diversified international trading company connecting petroleum, petrochemicals, minerals and industrial raw materials across China, Asia and the Middle East.

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Established 2006
Guangzhou · Hong Kong · Singapore · Indonesia · Kazakhstan
Petroleum · Petrochemicals · Minerals

01 Crude Oil Refining feedstock Explore 02 Base Oil Lubricant base stocks Explore 03 Plastics Packaging & moulding Explore 04 Coking Coal Steelmaking Explore

Welcome

To Uniken International

A long-term trading partner for heavy industry

Who we are

Uniken International Co., Ltd. (UIPCC), was established in Hong Kong in 2006, with operational activities based in China Mainland, Kazakhstan, Indonesia and Singapore.

We serve medium and large enterprises across China, Asia and the Middle East, with core business in petroleum products, petrochemicals, coal and gas.

Market notes and company updates

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05 Nov 2026

Weekly Oil Market Review (Nov 2-8, 2026): A 7% Crash in Crude Meets a Market That Wouldn’t Follow

Crude's worst session in months left refined product prices almost untouched: December WTI fell 7.36% to $96.46 and January Brent 7.63% to $104.77 on renewed US-Iran diplomacy, yet Gulf jet fuel cracks held near $60-70 a barrel, roughly triple the 2025 norm. With Hormuz transits restricted, Middle East runs cut by a quarter and Russia's jet export ban extended to late November, the week's real lesson is that this year's margin is physical, not speculative.

03 Nov 2026

$190 a Barrel, $62 a Crack: How Jet Fuel Is Rewriting Airline Economics for Winter 2026-27

Crude fell 8% on 2 November, yet jet fuel still trades near $190 a barrel with a $62-65 crack spread. As IATA's $350 billion fuel bill meets a 2.0% industry net margin, fourth-quarter fuel guidance of $4.25-$4.80 a gallon is testing how much cost passengers will absorb - and Europe's hedging shield starts expiring in 2027.

03 Nov 2026

China’s Airlines Endure Turbulent 2026: Fuel Shock, Price Wars and a Diverging Recovery

China's three biggest state-controlled airlines posted a combined attributable net loss of about RMB 8.435 billion in the first nine months of 2026 as jet-fuel prices surged nearly 70 percent year on year. IATA halved its global industry profit forecast to USD 23.0 billion, while carriers leaned into international expansion, regulators stepped up their anti-involution campaign and the appreciating renminbi offered a rare tailwind.

About us

A trading partner built on transparency and reliable delivery

Drawing on our trading heritage, we operate on major trading platforms and enter into term contracts with established players. Spot cargoes are also an important part of our business, supported by hedging and derivatives to structure competitive deals.

We maintain a local presence in our markets and combine quantitative modelling with real-time market intelligence to assess the risk exposure of every trade.

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Business scope

What we trade

01 Petroleum (Oil & Gas Fields) 02 Refined Products 03 Petrochemicals 04 Minerals 05 Industrial Raw Materials

06 Petroleum Engineering Equipments (coming soon)

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