Buy the right feedstock, every shipment.
Feedstra turns global supplier data, real-world events, and your plant's constraints into one decision-ready dashboard – so plant managers stop guessing on procurement and start defending margin every quarter.
One command center for every feedstock decision
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Purpose-built for petrochemical operations
Tune yield fractions per feedstock – how much ethylene, propylene, butadiene and fuel gas each ton produces. Every value is bounded by validated industry ranges so the optimizer never drifts off-spec.
Each value represents the fraction of product yielded per ton of feedstock input
Predictive feedstock prices fused with live market signals from Google News. See where ethane, butane and naphtha are heading before your procurement window closes.
Live supplier intelligence ranking sources by tonnage availability, contractual ceilings, and protective buffer. AI weighs current market alerts to surface the optimal lock-in decision – with reasoning you can audit.
We recommend ADNOCGas (Middle East) – lock in 4,000t for a larger protective buffer. GulfEthaneCo offers 2,000t max, USShaleGas up to 3,000t max.
The optimizer's final answer – how much to buy from each supplier, at what utilization, and at what cost. Every row maps spend, volume and capacity-fit in one glance, ready to act on.
Procurement decisions made on yesterday's data
Most petrochemical plants choose feedstocks from spreadsheets that are out of date the moment they're sent. Geopolitics, weather, shipping disruptions, and shifting spec sheets all move faster than the procurement cycle – and the cost shows up months later in margin.
- Supplier comparisons that miss real-time price moves and quality changes
- Geopolitical and shipping events that wipe out planned margin overnight
- Plant constraints (storage, throughput, quality envelope) that aren't in the buying decision
- Long-term contracts negotiated without visibility into 12-month price scenarios
Who it's for
Operations and procurement leaders accountable for plant margin, throughput, and supply continuity.
Decisions you can defend at the next board meeting
Global supplier intelligence
A live database of feedstock suppliers worldwide, with breakdowns of grade, spec, lead time, and historical reliability – searchable by your exact requirements.
Plant-aware constraints
Encodes your storage, throughput, and quality envelope so every recommended supplier respects what your plant can actually run.
Real-world event alerts
Geopolitical shifts, refinery outages, shipping disruptions, and weather events flagged the moment they affect your shortlist.
Margin-impact scenarios
Compare suppliers head-to-head with projected margin over 1, 3, and 12 months – including delivered cost, yield, and downtime risk.
Long-term contract optimisation
Models hedging strategies, take-or-pay clauses, and indexation so contract negotiations factor in real downside scenarios.
Audit-ready procurement trail
Every decision recorded with the data, constraints, and assumptions behind it. Ready for your next compliance or board review.
From kickoff to confident buying in 45 days
Onboard your plant
We model your unit's spec, throughput, storage, and quality envelope. Existing data plugs in via standard connectors – no rip-and-replace.
Map your supplier universe
Feedstra ingests your current suppliers and adds global coverage, with feedstock spec, lead time, and reliability scores.
Connect the event stream
Geopolitics, commodity benchmarks, weather, shipping, and refinery status feeds plug in – tuned to the regions you actually buy from.
Decide and defend
Run procurement decisions in Feedstra, lock in margin scenarios, and export an audit-ready record of how each call was made.
Start free. Scale when it pays back.
Try the dashboard on real suppliers; upgrade when the margin on a single shipment covers the year.
Free
For a single user evaluating Feedstra on a sample of suppliers.
- Up to 25 supplier profiles
- Delayed price + spec data
- Basic plant-constraint modelling
- Email-only event alerts
Plant
Production deployment for one petrochemical site.
- Unlimited supplier coverage
- Real-time price + event feeds
- Plant-aware constraint engine
- Margin-impact scenario builder
- Slack & PagerDuty alerts
- Quarterly margin review
Enterprise
Multi-site networks and trading desks.
- Unlimited plants and trading entities
- VPC or air-gapped deployment
- Custom data + ERP integrations
- Long-term contract optimisation suite
- Dedicated procurement scientist
- 24/7 support with SLA
Frequently asked questions
Which feedstocks does Feedstra cover?
Naphtha, ethane, propane, butane, gas oil, condensate, and the major aromatic feedstocks. We can extend to specialty chemicals on request – most additions take a few weeks.
Will it integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. Feedstra ships with standard connectors for the major ERP, planning, and historian systems used in petrochemical operations. Custom integrations are part of the Enterprise plan.
How current is the event and price data?
Spot prices and benchmark feeds update in real time. Geopolitical and shipping events are typically reflected within minutes of the source publishing them; refinery outages depend on the source's own cadence.
Where is Feedstra hosted?
Feedstra runs as a serverless dashboard on AWS, with regional data residency available where customers need it. Enterprise customers can deploy in their own AWS, Azure, or GCP account, or fully air-gapped on-prem.
See Feedstra on your next feedstock decision.
We'll model your plant against your last 12 months of buying and show, deal by deal, what changing the recommendation would have done to margin.
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