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Russian Federation
4.6
Russia, 127642
412 inquiries
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Business Description
Sfera is an export-focused trading and logistics company. We connect Russian and CIS producers with buyers in Europe, the Americas, and Asia and support the full chain from sourcing and quality control through logistics, storage, documentation, and trade finance. We supply and export inorganic and organic fertilizers, grains, vegetable oils, dairy, meat, agricultural machinery and equipment, oil & gas products, biomaterials, and metals (copper, nickel rolled products, steel coils). We work to agreed specifications, with transparent pricing and proof of quality and origin. We handle the full process from request to closing: specification and terms, commercial offer and contract, compliance (KYC/AML, sanctions screening), inspection (API/ASTM, GAFTA/FOSFA, ISO/IEC 17025 labs), multimodal logistics (sea/rail/road/air), storage (tank farms, silos, warehouses), and trade finance (LC/SBLC, WRF, factoring/forfaiting, insurance). We offer flexible Incoterms from FOB to DDP and work with trusted banks, insurers, and inspection partners. We focus on clear communication, on-time delivery, and full traceability. Our goal is to make cross-border supply simple and transparent so your deals close on time and to the required quality. We are ready to discuss volumes, specifications, Incoterms, and delivery windows and to propose a route, timeline, and document set for your needs.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
L/C
Preferred Trade Term:
CIF
Port Of Loading:
Novosibirsk
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M
Numbers Of Employees:
11-50 employees
Certificates:
TAX CERTIFICATE, ProdSG
Avg Response Time:
-
Using L/C payment terms eliminates the risk of non-payment, as the buyer only releases funds after the seller ships and the documents are verified. CIF terms mean the seller covers shipping and insurance to the destination, reducing buyer logistics risk. Port of Novosibirsk is a key inland hub in Russia, offering access to central Siberian markets. Accepting USD simplifies international transactions and avoids currency conversion risks for buyers. This supplier responds to inquiries in just 4 hours, which is fast for a small team. With a team of 11–50 people and under $1M in annual revenue, they likely offer flexible, personalized service. Having a tax certificate shows they are legally registered and can handle official transactions. Buyers should verify other documents before placing large orders.
Products / Services Offered
This supplier eliminates the need for buyers to source energy solutions from multiple vendors. They offer full energy and power services, which simplifies procurement and reduces coordination effort. Buyers can rely on a single provider for all power-related needs, improving efficiency and reducing supply chain complexity.
Main Products
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Export Countries
Australia
Bahrain
Belgium
Brazil
Cambodia
Canada
China
Cyprus
Denmark
Finland
(+39 more)
Western Europe
37%
Southeast Asia
16%
Middle East
12%
East Asia
8%
Central America & Caribbean
6%
This supplier exports to 49 countries across 11 regions, significantly broader than typical suppliers who often cover 10–20 markets. Western Europe dominates at 37% (18 countries), followed by Southeast Asia at 16% (8 countries), Middle East at 12% (6 countries), and East Asia at 8% (4 countries). The remaining regions are each under 6%, with North America, West Africa, Southern Africa, Central America & Caribbean, and Oceania each representing 4% (2 countries each). This wide geographic spread suggests a diversified strategy, though concentration in Western Europe indicates a strong presence in developed markets with stable demand.
Certificate
Having a TAX CERTIFICATE is unusual for a supplier profile in international trade, where tax compliance is typically not publicly listed. This suggests the company may be able to provide clear tax documentation for cross-border transactions. Buyers should verify this certificate is valid and issued by the correct authority to avoid compliance issues during customs or invoicing.
