LatAm’s biggest commercial crude oil event and meeting place
Latin America’s leading commercial crude conference returns to Rio de Janeiro on 18–20 May 2026, bringing together senior producers, traders, refiners, ports, shippers and financiers from across the region and global markets.
With Brazil’s FPSO rollout accelerating, Argentina moving toward VLCC enablement, Guyana expanding output and Asian buyers reshaping trade flows, the region’s crude system is undergoing major structural change.
The Argus Rio Crude Conference helps the market make sense of these shifts, giving senior leaders the clarity and connections needed for high‑value commercial discussions and deal preparation. This is where Latin America’s crude market is analysed, priced and connected.
Secure your place today to save $600 and join the conversation shaping the future of crude markets.
Event highlights
Industry-led discussions
Global connections and new business
Insightful workshop
Innovative solutions
2026 speakers:
Attendees at a glance
250+ Industry participants
Connect with top decision-makers, including C-level executives and industry leaders, to unlock opportunities and grow your business in the global crude market.
70+ companies
Gain valuable insights and forge lasting partnerships with regional and global companies throughout the supply chain, from producers and refiners to traders and logistics experts.
20+ countries
Grow your network across Latin America, North America, Europe, and beyond, establishing yourself at the heart of the industry’s leading community.
Why attend the Argus Rio Crude Conference?
Immerse yourself in the conversations and connections shaping the region’s crude market. Engage directly with senior decision‑makers navigating changing trade routes, freight dynamics, compliance pressures and evolving buyer requirements – and gain insight you can apply immediately to your commercial planning.
Build new partnerships, strengthen your network and learn from the practical experiences of producers, traders, refiners, terminals and financial institutions. Whether exploring export pathways, interpreting supply signals or adapting to shifting financing and regulatory conditions, you’ll leave with actionable ideas, valuable relationships and a clearer view of the opportunities ahead.Thank you to our sponsors
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