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Shipment planning

From refinery to destination.

An indicative first-shipment schedule, with the key stages and documents shown in the supplier’s chronogram.

1Day 0

Banking & preparation

2Day 12–20

Vessel loading

3Day 23–26

Departure & inspection documents

4Day 38–46

Arrival & discharge

First shipment · indicative milestones
Reference dayStageWhat happens / documents
Day 0Banking & preparationThe source starts with buyer bank documents and transport from the mill/refinery to the loading port. It also marks day 5, without defining a separate milestone.
Day 12–20Vessel loadingLoading-port stage. The source lists insurance, certificate of origin and commercial invoice; their issue and presentation follow the agreed contract.
Day 23–26Departure & inspection documentsVessel departure. The source lists SGS inspection and quality analysis, and the bill of lading. SGS is named in this reference; the inspector is confirmed per transaction.
Day 38–46Arrival & dischargeIndicative arrival after maritime transit, followed by discharge. The source does not specify a completion date for unloading.

Monthly supply · next vessel cycle

The source marks day 30 for the next monthly cycle and depicts a second delivery. This is a recurring planning reference, not a promise that a shipment arrives every 30 days.

Reference only: “Basic Chronogram – in days”. The source does not define the exact contractual trigger for day 0 or a destination port. This schedule must be confirmed for the product, vessel, route, banking process and contract; it is not a delivery guarantee.

Before this schedule: LOI · FCO · ICPO · SPA

These documents are listed in the source. Their order, acceptance and the point when the schedule starts are determined by the agreed supplier procedure and contract.

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