Stacor Petroleum

STACOR PETROLEUM was established in 1994 as a small family business unit. The objective was to trade process oils, as well as other petroleum based commodities, with smaller oil / blending companies in and around Southern Africa. In 1999, STACOR expanded to include a specialized blending plant in order to supply specialized blends to niche markets within the industry.

Over the years, the business has developed from a small enterprise servicing regional oportunities, to an entity with interests in the prime development of original products and solutions for an ever increasing range of clients and industries, both nationally and internationally.

STACOR strives to be recognised as the dynamic, entrepreneurial partner of choice to like-minded clients. Our values of strong relationships, integrity, ecological awareness and seeking synergy in the supply chain will be reflected in the partnerships we develop and maintain. We endevour to grow close relationships with our client companies, in which both parties see real value.

STACOR achieves this by retaining our own sense of the urgencies inherent in any business, whether large or small. The hands-on approach of management stems from their own experience of building and operating businesses where service levels are a key success factor.

STACOR PETROLEUM are able to supply our client's with virgin products such as Process oils, White oils, Aromatic oils, and Petroleum jelly, and much more. Through our reclaim division we offer cost effective alternate products for various applications.

Based within the greater Durban area of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, we are strategically situated with access to major road, rail and port systems, which enables us to effectively service our clients thoughout the country, and beyond our borders.

STACOR has built a reputation for developing innovative and cost effective solutions to meet all out client's needs, whether it's providing a virgin petroleum product to a client, or finding an environmentally friendly application for spent material, failed batches, contaminated products and redundant stock, which eliminates the adverse ecological impact of previous approaches.