TRAMMO, INC.
NEW YORK, NY

TRAMMO, INC., originally founded as Transammonia, Inc. by Ronald P. Stanton in New York City, has evolved into a prominent player in various sectors of the global chemical and commodity markets, with specializations ranging from fertilizers to petrochemicals and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Initially focused on international ammonia trade, the company expanded its operations alongside its co-founder Peter Baumann for decades, becoming one of the leading independent marketers and transporters of anhydrous ammonia in Europe. A pivotal development in TRAMMO's history was the establishment of Transnitro, a joint venture targeting urea imports to the United States. The company further advanced its presence by launching Trammo Gas and Petrochemicals Ltd (TGP), which became a key player in LPG trading globally with innovative floating storage solutions. In Europe, Trammo built strategic holdings such as Propane import terminals in Tampa, Florida, and leased salt dome storages in Texas and Kansas to address seasonal demand fluctuations. In addition, TRAMMO expanded into soft commodities by embracing rice trading under its Fertilizers & Commodities Division, alongside conventional chemical sectors like olefins and sulfuric acid. Strategic partnerships include a stake in China's Fudao urea plant with CNOOC and Trans Sud in Chile for sulfuric acid trade. TRAMMO has successfully diversified operations through fleet acquisitions, exemplified by Trammo Bulk Carriers transporting third-party cargoes across the United States and Europe. Located at 8 W 40th St, New York, the company filed under P11712 with its primary incorporation in Delaware on October 08, 1986. Its evolution is marked by recent developments such as a name change and amendments announced on October 23, 2013. The current executive team includes Benjamin Tan serving as Senior Executive and Christophe Savi, along with other key officers contributing to TRAMMO's continued growth in the competitive global market.