An easy company to do business with.
QuickChain Trading DMCC operates from AG Tower in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai. We act as a trading counterparty across 5 commercial divisions, connecting suppliers and buyers across international markets.
Our licence covers 13 activities. Rather than present all of them as equal, we say plainly which desks are active and which specifications we quote against — buyers can judge for themselves whether we understand their product.
Corporate documents and the trade licence are available to counterparties on request as part of standard onboarding and KYC.
QuickChain
Trading DMCC
What we trade
13 licensed activities, organised into 5 desks. Each one has its own page setting out the grades and standards we quote against.
Energy & Petroleum
Crude oil, refined petroleum products and lubricants, traded on an international basis.
02Metals, Machinery & Power
Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, industrial plant equipment, spare parts and power infrastructure equipment.
03Construction Materials
Cement, reinforcement steel, aggregates and general building materials for contractors and project buyers.
04Automotive & Aftermarket
Tyres, rims and batteries for distributors, fleet operators and the automotive aftermarket.
05Consumer Goods
Foodstuff, beverages, perfumes, cosmetics and personal care equipment for wholesale and distribution.
Who you will be dealing with
Enquiries are handled by a named person from first contact through to delivery, not by a shared inbox.
Company Director
Lara Farhat
Lara Farhat is the driving force behind QuickChain Trading and the person who sets its commercial direction. She built the company around a straightforward conviction: that a trading counterparty is judged less on the size of its catalogue than on whether it does exactly what it said it would do.
She leads a capable team across the company’s five trading desks and holds each of them to the same standard she sets herself — products offered against published specifications, terms confirmed in writing, and the structure of a trade settled properly at the outset rather than argued over once a cargo has already moved.
For counterparties the effect is simple: an enquiry reaches someone with the authority to commit, decisions come back quickly, and the person who agrees the terms is the same person who stands behind them.
From first enquiry to delivery
Every enquiry follows the same five steps. Nothing is agreed by conversation alone — each stage produces a document you can hold us to.
Enquiry
You send the product and specification, quantity, destination and required delivery window.
Written offer
We respond in writing with specification, price, Incoterms, delivery basis and a stated validity period.
Contract
Terms, payment instrument and inspection arrangements are agreed and the contract is signed by both parties.
Inspection
An independent inspection company verifies quality and quantity at load port where the contract requires it.
Shipment & documents
Goods are shipped and the full commercial and shipping document set is presented against the agreed terms.
How we contract.
Standard international trade practice, stated on every offer rather than left to be assumed.
Send us your specification.
Product and grade, quantity, destination port and delivery window. Complete enquiries receive a written offer fastest.