Energy and industrial supplies, from one side of the border to the other.
We are the B2B bridge between corporate buyers and wholesale suppliers in the United States and Mexico. We hold no inventory: we connect demand and supply, and structure the entire deal.
- Monthly volume
- $10M+USDIn deals every month
- Markets
- 2COUNTRIESUnited States and Mexico
- Deal cycle
- 6STAGESFrom requirement to close
- Own inventory
- 0BY DESIGNWe earn per closed deal
Fuel molecule trading.
We broker energy deals between wholesale suppliers and corporate buyers, at high volume and on terms agreed before execution.
| Code | Product | Typical buyers |
|---|---|---|
| DSL | Diesel | Fleets, logistics, mining and agriculture |
| GSL | Gasoline | Fuel distributors and station networks |
| JET | Jet fuel | Aviation and airport fuel suppliers |
| LPG | LPG | Industrial, commercial and residential distribution |
| FO | Fuel oil | Power generation and heavy industry |
Specifications are set per deal and confirmed in writing.
- What we do
- Connect wholesale fuel supply with corporate demand in the United States — Mexico corridor.
- For whom
- Companies that buy fuel in volume and wholesale suppliers looking to place it.
- How
- Structured deals: written agreements, defined payment flows and coordinated international invoicing.
Wholesale procurement for industry.
We help corporate buyers source industrial supplies from wholesale suppliers, and help suppliers reach that demand on the other side of the border.
| Code | Category | Typical buyers |
|---|---|---|
| LUB | Lubricants and additives | Plants, fleets and maintenance teams |
| CHM | Industrial chemicals | Manufacturing and processing |
| MET | Steel and metals | Construction, fabrication and manufacturing |
| PKG | Packaging | Consumer goods and logistics |
| MRO | MRO parts and spares | Plant maintenance and operations |
| SAF | Safety equipment | Plants, sites and field crews |
Illustrative categories: every deal starts from your specification.
- What we do
- Procurement of industrial supplies in volume, from wholesale suppliers to corporate buyers.
- For whom
- Purchasing and sourcing teams, and wholesale suppliers with delivery capacity.
- How
- The same cycle as energy: requirement, counterparty, agreements, payments, invoicing and close.
Two markets, one deal done right.
We work between the United States and Mexico: whichever side your demand or supply sits on, we make sure the counterparty and the structure are on the other.
Who does what, and in what order.
A brokered deal as a sequence: requirement, sourcing, terms, agreements, payment, invoicing, delivery and a documented close.
- Requirement: product, volume, timeline
- Sourcing and supplier vetting
- Offer and commercial terms
- Written agreements, signed by both sides
- Staged payment flow
- International invoicing
- Delivery of the goods
- Documented close · commission or margin
- 01
Requirement
We receive the buyer's need: product or supply, specification, volume, timeline and point of delivery.
- 02
Counterparty
We find and vet the wholesale supplier that can cover it, and align the commercial terms.
- 03
Agreements
Terms are put in writing before capital or goods move: price, deliveries, responsibilities.
- 04
Payment flows
We define how and when each stage is paid, so neither party is left exposed.
- 05
International invoicing
We coordinate invoicing between the United States and Mexico as agreed in the deal.
- 06
Execution and close
We follow every delivery through to close, with the deal documented from start to finish.
Every deal leaves a complete file.
Depending on the product and the route, the deal file brings together:
Commercial agreement
Price, volumes, deliveries, responsibilities and conditions, signed by both parties.
Purchase order
The buyer's formal order, aligned with the agreement.
Commercial invoice
International invoicing coordinated between the United States and Mexico.
Transport documents
Records of shipment, carrier and point of delivery.
Quality certificates
Product specification and quality evidence from the supplier, where applicable.
Payment records
Proof of each payment stage, matched to the agreed flow.
Buyers and suppliers, with the same care.
Cover your demand with the right counterparty.
- Wholesale suppliers vetted for your requirement.
- Clear terms before you commit capital.
- Coordinated international invoicing.
- Follow-up through delivery and close.
Place your supply on the other side of the border.
- Real corporate demand, with volume.
- Written agreements and defined payment flows.
- A single counterparty coordinating the deal.
- Deals documented end to end.
Before you write to us.
The questions buyers and suppliers ask most often.
01Does Nexeth buy and resell the goods?
No. We hold no inventory of our own. We broker the deal between buyer and supplier and earn a commission or trading margin on each closed deal.
02Which products do you work with?
Energy, specifically fuel molecules such as diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, LPG and fuel oil, and industrial supplies sourced from wholesale suppliers.
03Where do you operate?
In the corridor between the United States and Mexico, on whichever side your demand or supply sits.
04What volume do you handle?
More than USD 10 million in deals every month, across energy and industrial supplies.
05How are payments structured?
Every deal has a payment flow defined in writing before execution: how much, when and against which milestone, so neither side is exposed.
06How do I start?
Email [email protected] with your company, country, product, approximate volume and timeline. We reply by email with the next steps.
Tell us what you need to move.
Product or supply, approximate volume, timeline and side of the border. With that, we start structuring the deal.