This document outlines the working procedures for buying and selling sugar through CapFiX Asia. It lists 17 steps, beginning with the buyer issuing a letter of intent and ending with shipment arrival after payment is released. Key steps include both parties signing a sales and purchase agreement, the buyer providing a letter of credit, inspection of goods at loading by SGS, and the seller providing documents for payment release upon shipment.
This document outlines the working procedures for buying and selling sugar through CapFiX Asia. It lists 17 steps, beginning with the buyer issuing a letter of intent and ending with shipment arrival after payment is released. Key steps include both parties signing a sales and purchase agreement, the buyer providing a letter of credit, inspection of goods at loading by SGS, and the seller providing documents for payment release upon shipment.
This document outlines the working procedures for buying and selling sugar through CapFiX Asia. It lists 17 steps, beginning with the buyer issuing a letter of intent and ending with shipment arrival after payment is released. Key steps include both parties signing a sales and purchase agreement, the buyer providing a letter of credit, inspection of goods at loading by SGS, and the seller providing documents for payment release upon shipment.
SUGAR ICUMSA 45 & ICUMSA 600-1200 : WORKING PROCEDURES
1) Buyer issues LOI to CapFiX, Seller Representative
2) CapFiX sends SCO along with working procedures and request for RWA/BCL; For buyers in China proceed to step (5) 3) Buyer signs back SCO and provides RWA/BCL in the name of Seller for DD 4) CapFiX provides Seller CIS for DD 5) Buyer provides ICPO in the name of Seller with the followings included to issue SPA: a. Company registration certificate b. Complete contact information c. Banking information d. Passport copy of authorized signatory 6) Seller provides CIS/GACC number for shipment destination China for DD 7) Seller sends Draft SPA to Buyer for comments 8) Buyer provides draft LC/DLC/SBLC to Seller for review and acceptance 9) Buyer signs agreed SPA. Seller counter signed and provide Pro-Forma Invoice 10) Buyer provides RWA/BCL (for Buyers in China) 11) Seller provides past BL for DD 12) Buyer’s bank issues LC/DLC/SBLC within 5 days from date of SPA 13) Seller issues 2% Performance Bond 14) SGS inspects at port of loading. Buyer’s presence is welcome 15) Vessel loaded 16) Seller sends invoice, shipping documents, and SGS certificate to Buyer 17) Payment release 18) Shipment arrives at port of discharge
Updated: August 26, 2023
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