👉UFG is TODAY’S #1 ALERT*

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here,

Markets were slightly down yesterday, but that didn’t stop my “tactical trade” idea from peaking at a 20% gain intraday.

And Wednesday’s idea also kept its momentum, hitting a peak of 22% yesterday from my initial alert.

I’m taking aim one more time before the weekend, and the stock that really has my attention is Uni-Fuels Holdings Limited (UFG)*.

The small company — which describes itself as “a global provider of marine fuel to shipping companies around the world” — has put out only a small number of press releases over the past year, but on December 10, it reported:

The deal is with “a leading provider of engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (“EPCI”) contractor of offshore oil and gas projects in the Asia Pacific region” to provide “comprehensive marine fuel solutions” beginning January 1.

That definitely helped “fuel” the stock higher. 

When I alerted the stock on December 16, it surged as high as 9% that day.

 But it was a January 5 press release that sent the stock soaring:

The company said it is:

• Scaling its global footprint following recent office launches in Dubai, Shanghai, and Limassol.
• Focusing on organic growth, team expansion, stronger supplier relationships, and selective strategic opportunities (including potential acquisitions)
• Positioning for regulation-driven demand shifts, including decarbonization and new maritime fuel standards

The stock had surged 87% by the end of that day, and began consolidating into early February…

Since last Monday, however, the stock has climbed 18%, and with plenty of room to run before it hits its highs even from January,

👉UFG is TODAY’S #1 ALERT*👈

The company was founded in 2021 and went public in January 2025, “becoming the first Singapore-based marine fuel provider to be listed in the United States.” 

It says it has supplied 600+ vessels with 450,000+ metric tons (MT) of fuel.

Here are the top 5 things to know:

1. The company just locked in a 3-year fuel supply deal in Asia Pacific 📈

Uni-Fuels’ wholly-owned subsidiary scored a Letter of Award for a multi-year marine fuel supply contract with a major engineering/procurement/installation (EPCI) contractor supporting offshore oil and gas projects in the Asia Pacific. 

That means predictable fuel demand across some of the world’s busiest trade waters.

2. Rapid global expansion — offices from Singapore to Europe 🌍

UFG is not a one-port Singapore story. 

It has been setting up footprints in Limassol (Cyprus), Dubai, and Shanghai, as well as building local hubs in key shipping corridors. 

This spreads risk and plugs Uni-Fuels into different regional shipping markets with localized intelligence and tighter supply chains.

3. Massive revenue growth, especially as a new public company 💰

UFG went public on the Nasdaq in January 2025. Back in October, it reported on the six months ended June 30. Some highlights:

• “Total revenues increased to approximately US$114.6 million, up approximately US$40.4 million or 54% period-over-period” [emphasis added]
• “[G]ross profit improved to approximately US$2.1 million, up approximately US$0.6 million or 42% period-over-period”
  
• “Total marine fuel deliveries increased by 90% to approximately 217,000 metric tons, compared with approximately 114,000 metric tons a year earlier.” [emphasis added]
  
• “The Company supplied marine fuels to 359 vessels, representing an 80% increase from 200 vessels in the same period last year.”

4. First Singapore-based marine fuel provider listed in the U.S. 🇸🇬➡️🇺🇸

UFG hustled its way onto the Nasdaq, becoming Singapore’s first marine fuel provider to trade publicly in the U.S. This gives it access to deeper capital pools and a higher profile among global investors.

That’s like a local fighter getting signed by the UFC. It’s a step up in stage, a step up in scrutiny, and a step up in opportunity. 🔥

5. Playing in the essential energy sector with tailored fuel solutions 🚢

UFG isn’t slapping fuel on trucks and calling it a day… 

It offers integrated logistics, market intelligence, trade credit, fuel management, and flexible pricing — basically packages that make shipping operators’ lives easier while building more lasting client relationships.

That kind of service-oriented model can create higher margins and repeat business.

Final Thoughts

I’m no expert in marine fuel companies, so to me what stands out most about UFG is its dramatically increased fuel deliveries and revenue in 1H 2025. 

As you do your own research, you can check out the company website here.

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of our compensation and other conflicts of interest, as well as additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: UFG is a young company, to be sure, but to increase fuel deliveries 90% year-over-year is remarkable.

Its stock has picked up solid momentum since last Monday, including a nearly 4% gain yesterday, and I’m watching it closely to see if its climb continues.

💥Tune into UFG today to see how it plays out!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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