Alkagesta Approved for Platts EMEA Naphtha MOC Process
Alkagesta has gained approval to participate in the Platts Market on Close (MOC) assessment process for physical naphtha in EMEA, enhancing its market standing.

Alkagesta has received approval to join the Platts Market on Close (MOC) assessment process for physical naphtha in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. This development follows a review conducted by Platts, a division of S&P Global Commodity Insights, as reported by Alkagesta.
The MOC process serves as Platts' established methodology for assessing benchmark commodity prices. Participation in this process requires approval from Platts editorial, ensuring that all bids, offers, and transactions submitted adhere to their editorial standards. Platts incorporates information from market participants deemed credible and creditworthy in its assessment processes, and will subsequently publish relevant data provided by Alkagesta.
Market Integration and Credibility
Alkagesta's inclusion in the EMEA naphtha physical MOC process reflects the increasing scale and commercial credibility of its naphtha trading activities across European energy markets. Naphtha is a vital feedstock for petrochemical production and an integral component within the broader petroleum products value chain, a sector in which Alkagesta operates across various global geographies.
Understanding the MOC Process
Participation in the MOC process signifies a company's commitment to transparency and its role within the physical commodity markets. By contributing market data, participants help to inform the price discovery mechanism that is widely used by the industry for trading and risk management. This approval positions Alkagesta more firmly within the European naphtha trading landscape, allowing its market activities to directly influence regional price benchmarks.
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- 12 Aug 2026, 00:00
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Daniel Okafor
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Daniel reports on crude oil trading, refining economics and petroleum product flows.
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