Questions and answersabout BGI.

BGI is an international commodity brokerage licensed in Dubai. We connect suppliers and buyers across the world in six commodity families, screen both sides and coordinate each deal through to delivery. The company's legal name is BGI COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE SOLUTIONS - FZCO.

BGI is licensed in the IFZA free zone, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Licence and registration details are in our Website terms.

No. BGI does not take title to the goods: they pass directly from supplier to buyer under the contract the two sides sign with each other. We have no stock to clear, so our only interest is a deal that works for both sides.

BGI brings 12 years of experience to every introduction it makes.

Beyond brokerage, BGI offers market entry and research, sales representation, business development, and company setup in Dubai (free zone, licence, registration, visas and support with bank account applications). See our Services.

We work in four languages: English, Russian, Chinese and Arabic, the same four this website is published in. You can read every page and write to us in any of them.

Use the form on our Contact page, or write to us on WhatsApp (+971 52 662 1066), Telegram or email (Admin@BGIBrokers.com). Tell us whether you are buying or supplying.

For a purchase, include the product and grade (or the standard it must meet), the key specifications, the quantity and whether it is a single lot or regular supply, the packing, the destination port or delivery point with your preferred Incoterm, and your payment preference. Suppliers should describe their products, specifications, capacity and the markets they want to reach.

Yes. Sending a request is free and carries no obligation. Nothing is binding until terms are agreed and signed in writing.

Nothing about a supplier or buyer is shared with the other side before a non-disclosure and non-circumvention agreement (NCNDA) is signed. The names, prices and terms of the companies in a deal are never published. See our Privacy notice.

Every supplier and buyer is checked against international sanctions lists, and we confirm who each company is, before any introduction. These are our own compliance steps: they support each party's own due diligence and do not replace it.

Yes, where the goods require it. Quality and quantity are confirmed at loading by an independent inspection company, and inspection is one of the terms agreed in writing before anything is binding.

Yes. Suppliers such as mines, smelters, mills, factories, collectors and recyclers meet screened buyers in new markets without their name being circulated. Buyers such as importers, distributors, manufacturers, converters, refiners and fleets are introduced to screened suppliers that match their specification. See For suppliers and For buyers.

BGI works in six commodity families: Metals and minerals; Vehicles and vehicle parts; Kraft paper and packaging; Sawn timber and plywood; Used cooking oil; Recycled plastics. Each family page lists the products and the parameters the trade uses. See Products.

No. We look for what you asked for, matched to your specification, not a stock list someone needs to sell.

From Dubai we connect suppliers and buyers in six regions: Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Oceania and Latin America. See Markets.

No. We do not work with sanctioned countries, and every supplier and buyer is screened against international sanctions lists before any introduction.

No. BGI works with civil goods only: nothing military, armoured or for military end use.

Yes. Our Guides explain the parameters buyers and suppliers use, including sack kraft paper, plywood face grades, UCO quality, recycled PET flakes, copper cathode grades and the inspection of used trucks.