8 LIMITED LATEST BROCHURE

E I 8 H TLIMITED
Sources, mandates & promotes Commodity Transactions

I N D E X
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1. Introduction
2. Commodity Opprobrium
3. Objective
4. Procedures
5. - 6. Advantages
7. Conclusion
8. Appendix

INTRODUCTION
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Historically, man has traded goods, region to region for in excess of 12,000 years.
Nowadays sophisticated procedures have evolved to instil a degree of
certainty into trading practices.
Trading in the bulk buying and selling of primary products, for example, grain,
palm oil, sugar and coffee (soft commodities); iron ore, rubber, copper and gold
(hard commodities) is collectively referred to as Trading in Commodities, and is
the subject matter of this introduction to our Company.
Notwithstanding the sophistication of current procedures the high value of
commodity trades attract fraudsters, swindlers and interveners, who have
become so prevalent in this fast evolving electronic age, that the vast majority
of Commodity Trades are destined to fail for one reason or another.
Our Company offers it’s services with a view to rendering commodity trades
viable whether it be on behalf of the Buyer, the Seller, or both. We source sellers
with products and buyer’s seeking products, promote and facilitate Commodity
Transactions in which ever manner is the most favourable with the object of
securing long-term trading relations between the parties. At the same time we
ring fence buyers and sellers from interlopers promoting their own agenda. Our
task is to act in the best interests of both buyer and seller in forging fair long-term
business relations.
We secure contractual relations both with buyer and seller. Our prime objective
is to establish an impartial degree of unanimity through acquiescence in
contractual negotiations and relationships. Further, we take all necessary
measures to protect commission entitlements whilst obviating the need for those
entitled to commission from involvement in negotiations between buyer and
seller.

COMMODITY OPPROBRIUM
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The size and value of Commodity Trades attracts people from all walks of life
and from all levels of society. There is no qualification requirement imposed
upon participants within the Commodities Markets, nor obligatory governing
rules and regulations to observe. The only common denominator appealing to
those merely concerned with their own interests appears to be the substantial
financial elements involved. The movement of goods from one part of the globe
to another for the furtherance of industry and commerce seems but a side issue.
Over the years the International Chamber of Commerce has introduced and
revised a variety of terms and conditions designed to facilitate international
commodity trading. Despite these numerous revisions and modifications the
success rate of trades continues to be woefully small, much one fears, owing to
the inherent greed factor of those attracted to the industry, coupled with the
general lack of knowledge as to how the commodity industry operates. A bye
product of this high failure rate is the paucity of permanent trade links and the
ever- increasing complexities required in securing safe and reliable trading
systems.

OBJECTIVE

OBJECTIVE
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In consideration for a commission that is dependent upon our remit, our
company sources goods on behalf of established buyers and sources buyers
of goods, on behalf of established sellers. We seek to ring-fence all third party
interests thereby excluding them from intervening and/or interfering with
discussions and negotiations undertaken directly between buyers and sellers.
We do however secure all intermediary’s interests before bringing the buyers
and sellers to the negotiating table. As our company expands its portfolio of
participants within the commodities market, we promote our clients’ interests
and their reputation within the commodities market as a whole and maintain
trade links for the long term. To illustrate our company’s activities we use the
analogy of comparing the creation of business links to that of the activity of
neurons within the human brain. Through each active branch flows an electric
current, like goods along a shipping route, forging links to other parts
of the globe. The greater the flow, the stronger and more consolidated the link.
Our objective it to create an ever-increasing international and global
assemblage of integrated, sustainable and reliable networks of trade; from start
to finish. Networks, where reputation and reliability are of paramount
importance.

Procedures for adoption with
Suppliers and Buyers of Commodities
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1. Source suppliers capable of generating supplies of diverse products on
a commercial (commodities) scale and undertake due diligence.
2. Negotiate formal Agreement of supplier’s appointment of Ei8ht Ltd
authorizing Ei8ht to represent supplier (and subsequently joining the
buyer) in securing sales on its behalf, incorporating a provision to include
any buyer sourced by Ei8ht into the Agreement;
3. Liaise with supplier in the preparation of an export strategy sufficient to
prepare draft documentation of Offer and Sale and Purchase
Agreement for presentation to potential buyers.
4. Source buyers for supplier’s products and undertake due diligence.
5. Liaise with supplier in the preparation of a draft Corporate Offer for
presentation to buyers.
6. Negotiate the buyer’s inclusion into the Agreement referred to in 2
above.
7. Liaise with buyer in the preparation of an import strategy sufficient to
prepare draft documentation of Acceptance of Offer for presentation
to potential buyers.
8. Liaise with both supplier and buyer in settling any incompatibilities or
inconsistencies in import/export strategies to the mutual benefit of both
parties.
9. Oversee the service of Soft Corporate Offer upon the Buyer.
10. Oversee the service of Corporate Purchase Order (or Counter Offer
where applicable).
11. Secure Offer and Acceptance and oversee service of draft Sale and
Purchase Agreement.
12. Assist in the settling and execution of Sale and Purchase Agreement.
13. Liaise with both parties in all formalities necessary for the compliance of
terms, conditions and procedures to effect the intended transaction/s.
14. Act as paymaster in the formal and regulated settlement of all
Intermediaries and commissions payable by the supplier and buyer.
15. Establish long term trading relations with both suppliers and buyers
generally.

ADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES
The principal advantages we bring to Commodity Trading are:-
a) Efficiency
i) Through our research, we have collated information relating to sources of
supply of a wide variety of products around the globe. Similarly, we document,
record and retain information relating to sellers and buyers with whom we have
conducted business. We retain a wealth of information relating to the channels
by which we can research data necessary to achieve links to facilitate
transactions around the globe. In addition, we pride ourselves in having a
networking department capable of achieving results within the shortest time
possible;
ii) We seek to protect buyers and sellers from
third party interference to ensure they suffer
minimal disruption (if any) in their negotiations. We also seek to eliminate
the involvement of persons likely to sabotage transactions;
iii) We advocate simplicity in procedures and only when obligated, do we
offer our services in providing assistance in facilitating trade;
iv) We act as paymaster for recipients of commissions and distribute all
commissions in accordance with the Irrevocable Master Fee Payment
Agreement (IMFPA) or such other applicable agreement, whilst observing
all regulatory requirements.
b) Reliability
i) We seek to ensure reliability. Should we encounter failure on the part
of one or more link/s in the commodity chain, we advise all parties of the
position and employ our resources in repairing or replacing the broken
link/s at the earliest opportunity. The cause of the failure documented to

minimise the risk of re-occurrence and where applicable, the perpetrators
blacklisted;
ii)
We invite sellers to issue Offers, providing guideline prices, omitting
actual prices until the buyer’s identity is revealed. After buyers declare
their
readiness to proceed, we invite sellers to issue actual prices. This
ensures sellers do not waste their time in issuing offers to which buyers are
unable to respond within the sellers allotted time period.
iii)
We make it a central policy of ours to report any failure, or misconduct on
the part of sellers, buyers, or other parties involved in commodity trading so
as to minimize the likelihood of any reoccurrence of the same and as a
deterrent from attracting anyone with the wrong motives.
c) Growth
i) Our ambition is to grow exponentially. To provide our clients with
contractual
relations, to source products and their buyers and to be paid, by results;
ii)
We seek to establish an environment in which trading can be undertaken
in an efficient and reliable manner, with a success rate exceeding that
prevalent on the open market.;
iii)
Our success will be reflected in our ability to provide the services we offer
speedily and positively.
d) Honourability.
i) Perhaps most importantly, we seek to perform honourably and conduct
our business
with transparency, save as to the identity of the Buyers and Sellers whom
we introduce
only after all commissions have been contractually secured;
ii)
Dishonourable conduct falls outside the parameters of our activities and
will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

Reliability
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i) We seek to ensure reliability of all links in the commodity chain. Should we
experience failure on the part of one or more links in the chain, we shall
advise all parties of the position and employ our resources in repairing or
replacing the broken link/s at the earliest opportunity. The cause of the failure
will be documented so as to ensure that it never re-occurs, and where
applicable, the perpetrator blacklisted;
ii)
We invite sellers to issue Soft Corporate Offers, providing guideline prices,
omitting actual prices until the buyer’s identity is revealed. After the buyer
declares its readiness to proceed, we invite the seller to issue actual prices. This
ensures the seller does not waist its time in issuing an offer the buyer is unable
to respond to before the offer expires;
iii)
We make it a central policy of ours to report any failure, or misconduct on
the part of sellers, buyers, or other parties involved in commodity trading so as
to minimize the likelihood of any reoccurrence of the same and as a deterrent
from attracting anyone with the wrong motives.
c) Growth
i) Our ambition is to grow exponentially. To provide our clients with
contractual relations, to source products and their buyers and to be paid, by
results;
ii)
We seek to establish an environment in which trading can be undertaken
in an efficient and reliable manner, with a success rate exceeding that
experiences in the open market, if not 100%;
iii)
Our success will be reflected in our ability to provide the services we offer
speedily and positively.

Honorability
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i) Perhaps most importantly, we seek to perform honorably and
conduct our business transparently, save as to the identity of the
Buyer and Sellers whom we introduce once all commissions have
been contractually secured;
ii)
Dishonorable conduct falls outside the parameters of our
activities and will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
CONCLUSIONS
Efficiency, Reliability, Growth, Honourability is the essence of what we offer our
clients, in an industry renown for its shortcomings and high failure rate.
We seek to provide our services in a manner that is fair, cost effective and
transparent and in a manner that is to the advantage of all those (in particular
buyers and sellers) with whom we do business.

E I 8 H TLIMITED
Sources, mandates & promotes Commodity Transactions
Ei8ht Limited
R/O: 31/F, Chinachem Century Tower
178 Gloucester Road,
Hong Kong.
Co. Reg. No. 2266643
Directors: Mr. R. A. Bernstein.
Mr. A. Williams
Contact: Mr. Roy Bernstein 00 44 (0) 7808 92 61 47
Mr. A. W. Williams. 00 44 (0) 7913 22 56 36
Email: 8ltd01@gmail.com