OUR PRODUCTS & COMMODITIES

COAL & ENERGY COMMODITIES

Supporting Industrial Demand Through Resource Trading.

Coal remains an important commodity in various energy and industrial markets. CMSC pursues opportunities to source and trade coal through qualified producers, mining companies, and suppliers, with particular commercial interest in Indonesian-origin thermal coal.

Our coal trading activities may encompass supplier sourcing, buyer identification, product specification coordination, commercial negotiations, contractual arrangements, and shipment planning.

Product and commercial interests

* Thermal coal for eligible power-generation and industrial applications.

* Coal with different calorific values and quality specifications, subject to availability.

* Supplier-to-buyer trading arrangements.

* Long-term and spot supply opportunities.

* Coal quality documentation, sampling, and independent inspection coordination.

* Shipment planning and delivery coordination.

CMSC understands the importance of matching coal quality with buyer requirements, including gross as received (GAR) calorific value, total moisture, ash, total sulphur, and other relevant specifications.

Our objective is to facilitate commercially appropriate transactions in which product quality, quantity, pricing, delivery terms, documentation, and payment arrangements are clearly agreed between the relevant parties.

Through qualified supply relationships and appropriate commercial structures, CMSC aims to develop a dependable presence in the regional and international coal trading market.

MINERALS & NATURAL RESOURCES

Connecting Mineral Resources with Commercial Opportunities

CMSC seeks to develop a diversified mineral commodities portfolio by connecting qualified producers and suppliers with buyers across manufacturing, processing, industrial, and international trading markets.

Our mineral interests may include metallic minerals, non-metallic minerals, precious metals, and selected mineral-based industrial materials, subject to sourcing availability and applicable permissions.

Potential commodity categories

* Gold and eligible gold-related commodities.

* Nickel and selected industrial metals.

* Other metallic and non-metallic minerals.

* Mineral concentrates and processed mineral products, where applicable.

* Selected industrial mineral raw materials.

CMSC’s approach focuses on identifying commercially suitable supply sources, understanding product specifications, coordinating verification and documentation, and developing relationships with genuine buyers.

For precious metals, particularly gold, appropriate attention is given to provenance, ownership, purity, independent testing, applicable licences, and compliance requirements.

For other minerals, commercial assessments may consider grade, composition, processing requirements, quantity, packaging, transportation, and intended end use.

Our objective is to build a responsible and diversified mineral trading business that responds to real market requirements while maintaining appropriate commercial and regulatory standards.

RIVER SAND & SEA SAND

Industrial Sand Sourcing, Supply & Trading.

CMSC includes river sand and sea sand within its industrial materials portfolio, recognising their importance in construction, infrastructure, land development, and selected industrial applications.

Our business interests include sourcing suitable materials from qualified suppliers and coordinating supply opportunities according to customer requirements, material characteristics, destination regulations, and applicable environmental standards.

A. River Sand

River sand is used in various construction and infrastructure applications, depending on its grading, cleanliness, composition, and suitability for the intended purpose.

Potential applications include:

* Concrete and mortar production, where the material meets required specifications.

* Building and infrastructure construction.

* Civil engineering and selected infrastructure projects.

* General construction and industrial applications.

* Other approved uses according to customer requirements.

Commercial evaluation may consider particle-size distribution, silt and clay content, moisture, organic impurities, chloride content where relevant, and compliance with the receiving market’s applicable standards.

CMSC aims to coordinate supply arrangements in which product specifications, source documentation, quantities, loading arrangements, transportation, and delivery requirements are clearly established.

B. Sea Sand

Sea sand is another category of industrial material with potential applications in approved construction, reclamation, land development, and other projects where the material is suitable and legally permitted.

The suitability of sea sand depends on its source, composition, salt and chloride content, grading, intended use, and any required washing, treatment, or processing.

Potential commercial applications may include:

* Approved land reclamation projects.

* Infrastructure and coastal development.

* Selected construction applications, subject to technical suitability.

* Industrial filling and approved earthworks.

* Other authorised applications based on project specifications.

For sea sand, particular attention must be given to lawful extraction, environmental approvals, export and import permissions, transport documentation, and destination-country requirements.

Our sand trading approach.

CMSC aims to connect qualified sand suppliers with contractors, construction-material businesses, infrastructure developers, industrial customers, and other eligible buyers.

Our commercial priorities include consistent specifications, source verification, competitive supply arrangements, reliable logistics, and compliance with applicable regulations.

By including both river sand and sea sand, CMSC seeks to broaden its industrial materials portfolio and pursue opportunities in regional construction and infrastructure supply chains.

GOLD & PRECIOUS METALS

Precious-Metal Trading Opportunities.

Gold is an established precious-metal commodity with international markets spanning bullion, refining, jewellery manufacturing, investment products, and industrial applications.

CMSC seeks to explore legitimate gold-related trading opportunities through appropriately qualified suppliers, authorised counterparties, and buyers operating within the applicable legal framework.

Potential areas of commercial interest include eligible gold bullion, doré, and other permitted gold products, subject to the relevant transaction structure and authorisations.

Our approach emphasises:

* Verification of origin and legal ownership.

* Independent assay and purity verification.

* Appropriate supplier and buyer due diligence.

* Traceable commercial documentation.

* Secure and compliant transportation arrangements.

* Applicable customs, licensing, anti-money-laundering, and reporting requirements.

Gold transactions require particular care in relation to provenance, custody, verification, and compliance. CMSC intends to approach this market with appropriate commercial discipline and transaction-specific safeguards.

OIL & GAS

Energy Commodities & Supply Opportunities.

CMSC seeks to develop commercial opportunities in oil and gas-related commodities through qualified suppliers, authorised counterparties, and appropriately licensed market participants.

Our potential business interests may include eligible petroleum products, refined fuels, and other energy-related commodities, depending on market demand, supplier qualifications, and applicable permissions.

Potential commercial activities include:

* Supplier and buyer sourcing.

* Petroleum product trading opportunities.

* Commercial supply and purchase arrangements.

* Counterparty coordination.

* Product specification and documentation review.

* Shipping, storage, and delivery coordination where applicable.

Oil and gas transactions require clear product definitions, applicable technical specifications, agreed delivery terms, appropriate inspections, and careful counterparty verification.

CMSC seeks to approach this sector through properly structured commercial arrangements and cooperation with qualified industry participants, undertaking regulated activities only where the necessary licences and approvals are in place.

SULPHUR & INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL COMMODITIES

Serving Industrial and Manufacturing Supply Chains.

Sulphur is an important industrial commodity used in a variety of chemical, fertiliser, processing, and manufacturing applications.

CMSC includes sulphur within its diversified commodities interests and seeks to connect suitable suppliers with qualified industrial buyers.

Depending on availability and market requirements, potential trading interests may include elemental sulphur and other eligible sulphur products.

Commercial considerations may include:

* Product form and grade.

* Purity and relevant quality specifications.

* Quantity and packaging requirements.

* Handling, storage, and transportation.

* Safety documentation and applicable regulations.

* Delivery terms and contractual arrangements.

Our approach is to identify appropriate supply opportunities and support the commercial coordination necessary to bring qualified suppliers and buyers together.

COCONUT SHELL, COCONUT SHELL CHARCOAL & ACTIVATED CARBON

From Agricultural Resources to Industrial Carbon Solutions.

CMSC recognises the commercial potential of coconut-derived materials as part of a diversified portfolio connecting agricultural resources with industrial processing and value-added products.

Coconut shells can be processed into coconut shell charcoal and may also serve as a raw material for activated carbon production. These products are relevant to several industrial supply chains, particularly those involving filtration, purification, and the treatment of liquids and gases.

Our coconut-related portfolio is designed to cover different stages of this value chain, from raw agricultural materials to processed carbon products, subject to sourcing availability and applicable specifications.

A. Raw Coconut Shell

Coconut shell is a natural agricultural by-product generated by coconut processing. Its commercial value depends on factors such as moisture content, cleanliness, size, availability, and suitability for processing.

Potential buyers include charcoal producers, carbon manufacturers, biomass processors, and other industrial users.

CMSC seeks to explore sourcing opportunities with suppliers and processors capable of providing appropriate product quality, quantities, and documentation.

B. Coconut Shell Charcoal

Coconut shell charcoal is produced through the controlled carbonisation of coconut shells. It is used in charcoal-related applications and can serve as a feedstock for further industrial processing.

Potential commercial interests include:

* Coconut shell charcoal for eligible industrial and commercial applications.

* Feedstock for activated carbon manufacturing.

* Bulk supply to qualified processors and distributors.

* Export-oriented trading opportunities, subject to applicable requirements.

Product evaluation may include fixed carbon, ash, moisture, volatile matter, particle size, and other buyer-specific parameters.

C. Activated Carbon Feedstock

Selected coconut shell charcoal can be processed further to manufacture activated carbon. The suitability of the feedstock depends on its properties and the intended activation process.

CMSC aims to explore commercial connections between coconut shell charcoal suppliers, carbon-processing facilities, and activated carbon manufacturers.

This creates potential opportunities to participate in a value chain extending beyond raw agricultural commodities into specialised industrial materials.

D. Activated Carbon (AC)

Activated carbon is a processed carbon material with a highly developed porous structure designed to adsorb selected substances from liquids and gases.

It is widely used in applications where adsorption and purification performance are required.

Potential market applications include:

Water treatment: Adsorption of selected contaminants, organic compounds, colour, and odour, depending on the carbon grade and treatment process.

Air and gas purification: Removal of selected gaseous contaminants, odours, and volatile organic compounds in appropriate systems.

Industrial filtration: Purification and processing applications in manufacturing and industrial operations.

Food and beverage processing: Selected decolourisation and purification applications using suitable food-grade products.

Gold recovery: Specialised activated carbon grades used in certain gold-processing operations, including carbon-in-pulp and carbon-in-leach processes.

Environmental applications: Selected treatment applications involving water, air, and industrial waste streams.

E. Activated Carbon Product Categories

Depending on the available supply and supplier capabilities, CMSC may explore trading opportunities in:

* Granular activated carbon (GAC).

* Powdered activated carbon (PAC).

* Pelletised activated carbon.

* Coconut shell-based activated carbon.

* Other activated carbon grades for specialised applications.

Activated carbon is not a single uniform product. Different applications require different performance characteristics.

Important commercial parameters may include iodine number, particle-size distribution, hardness, ash, moisture, apparent density, and other application-specific testing requirements.

CMSC therefore aims to match the appropriate product grade with the intended application and buyer specifications rather than treating all activated carbon products as interchangeable.

Our Carbon Value-Chain Vision.

CMSC sees an opportunity to connect agricultural resources with industrial processing and higher-value products.

The intended commercial chain may extend from raw coconut shell to coconut shell charcoal, activated carbon feedstock, and finished activated carbon supplied to suitable industrial markets.

By developing relationships across these stages, CMSC aims to explore opportunities in agricultural by-products, carbon materials, environmental applications, and industrial purification supply chains.

All product claims, quality specifications, certifications, and performance representations will be based on supplier documentation and appropriate verification.

ADDITIONAL COMMODITIES & INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS

A Diversified and Adaptable Trading Portfolio.

In addition to its principal commodity interests, CMSC may explore selected complementary commodities and industrial materials according to customer demand, sourcing opportunities, and commercial feasibility.

These may include eligible agricultural by-products, biomass-derived materials, industrial raw materials, and other natural-resource-related commodities.

The company seeks to assess opportunities based on supplier reliability, market demand, product specifications, logistics, regulatory requirements, and the potential for sustainable commercial relationships.

Any additional commodity category will be pursued subject to the relevant sourcing arrangements, permissions, and contractual framework.

INTERNATIONAL COMMODITIES TRADING & SUPPLY-CHAIN COORDINATION

Connecting Producers, Suppliers and Buyers.

CMSC’s proposed business model is built around the commercial coordination of commodity transactions across multiple markets.

Depending on the commodity and transaction, our role may involve acting as a principal buyer or seller, trading on a resale basis, coordinating supply arrangements, or facilitating commercial introductions.

Our commercial capabilities may include:

Supplier identification and sourcing

Identifying potential suppliers, producers, mining operators, and industrial manufacturers according to the required commodity and specifications.

Buyer development.

Building relationships with industrial consumers, commodity traders, distributors, processors, contractors, and other qualified buyers.

Commercial negotiation

Coordinating discussions on quantity, pricing, product specifications, delivery schedules, payment terms, and contractual responsibilities.

Quality and documentation coordination

Supporting the review of relevant specifications, certificates of analysis, inspection arrangements, and product documentation.

Logistics coordination

Working with suitable logistics providers on transportation, shipping, loading, storage, and delivery arrangements where required.

Transaction management.

Supporting clear contractual documentation, agreed responsibilities, appropriate due diligence, and communication between relevant counterparties.

The scope of each engagement will depend on the agreed commercial role of CMSC and the requirements of the relevant transaction.