LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - India's IOC picked up at least
six cargoes of west African crude on Monday from Shell, Chevron,
Exxon Mobil and Vitol, traders said.
* Traders said these were likely all July loading although
IOC had issued two tenders last week seeking cargoes for July
4-13 and Aug. 1-10 loading.
* A few grade details emerged. Shell was said to be
providing Forcados and Bonga, Chevron a cargo of Agbami and
Vitol another cargo of Bonga.
* Around 30 July loading Nigerian cargoes were still
available.
* Cameroon's state oil firm sold a cargo each of Kole and
Lokele via tender. Unipec took the cargo of Kole but details on
the second grade did not immediately emerge.
* BP was said to have sold a cargo of July loading Angolan
Dalia.
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