Looking Ahead: Continuing Our Legacy of Innovation and Leadership
These milestones are just a glimpse into our journey of innovation and excellence in Trade financing and Commodities Oil and Gas. At Maruti Associates we remain committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions that drive growth, manage risk, and optimize financial outcomes for our clients in the global marketplace.
As we continue to expand our reach, innovate with new technologies, and partner with businesses worldwide, we are excited about the future and the continued impact we will have on the industries we serve. Thank you for joining us in celebrating these remarkable achievements—here’s to many more successes ahead!
Few examples given below
MA has successfully arranged to deliver an SBLC for Euro 100 million From Barklays Bank UK to a mining company in South Africa in July-2025.
MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a Euro 4 million Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) from a non-rated bank to Italy, effective August 2024.
MA successfully arranged the delivery of a $20 million SBLC from HSBC Bank UK issued to an importer of vegetable oils in Thailand, effective November 2023.
MA successfully arranged the delivery of a $100 million SBLC from Barclays Bank was delivered in May 2023 for the land developer company in the Philippines.
MA has successfully arranged for the delivery of a $1 million USD SBLC from Singapore to India in April 2023 with non-rated banks for the purpose of purchasing goods.
MA has in successfully arranged the delivery of an $8 million SBLC issued by a non-rated bank China to an oil products importer in South Africa in March 2023.
MA successfully arranged the delivery of a $2.5 million SBLC from a non-rated bank. This was issued to an importer for a transaction involving Sri Lanka and export to Ghana in February 2023.
MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a $2.07 million LC at sight. This was issued by BOI Singapore to Indonesia in December 2022.
MA successfully arranged the delivery of a $1.2 Million Letter of Credit (LC) at Sight. Issued by a non-rated bank, in June 2022 for an importer of electronic goods in Europe sourcing from China.
I am writing to confirm that MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a $4.9 million Bank Guarantee from a non-rated bank in Seoul, Korea, in May 2022.
MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) for 50 million EURO from HSBC UK to China. The delivery take place in September 2023.
MA has successfully arranged to deliver a DLC at Sight for $ 9.7 Million to an Importer of Diesel Generators in Qatar from Dubai, UAE in July 2021.
MA has successfully arranged to deliver an SBLC at Sight for $ 3.81 Million in Ghana for Import of Sugar from Brazil in June 2021.
MA has successfully arranged to deliver an SBLC for $ 1.097 Million in Malaysia for Import of Natural Rubber from Cote d’Ivoire in February 2021.
MA has successfully arranged to deliver a DLC from a highly rated Bank for $ 200K to an importer of Electrical Fittings in Turkmenistan from Turkey In Sep 19.
MA successfully arranged the delivery of a $9.7 million LC at Sight from Indian Overseas Bank Hong Kong .The LC was issued in July 2021 to a Dubai, UAE-based exporter for an importer of diesel generators in Qatar.
MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a $3.81 million non-rated bank Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) at sight. This was issued in Ghana to facilitate the import of sugar from Brazil in June 2021.
MA successfully arranged for the delivery of a Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) from non-rated banks for $1.097 million in Malaysia. This arrangement is for the import of natural rubber from Côte d’Ivoire, in February 2021 .
MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a $200K DLC from DBS HK for an importer of electrical fittings in Turkmenistan, sourcing from Turkey in September 2019.
MA has successfully arranged the delivery of a DLC at Sight for 1.5 million in the UAE. This transaction was completed with non-rated banks in October 2018.
MA has successfully arranged to deliver a DLC at Sight of $1.25 million from non-rated banks to a soybean importer in China for a shipment from the USA in February 2017.
