About Beecham
We exist because the supply chain failed.
For thirty years, the industrial base of the United States and its allies was built on a single assumption: that critical materials would arrive. They are not arriving — not reliably, not affordably, and not from the jurisdictions that allied governments need them to come from.
Beecham International was incorporated to operate inside that gap. We are a commercial company with a clear mandate: secure the materials that defense, energy, and advanced manufacturing depend on, and deliver them at scale, under contract, on terms allied buyers can trust.
01 — Mission
Restore allied control of the supply chains that matter.
Beecham was founded by a leadership team with operating histories spanning global commodities, allied defense supply, structured trade finance, and cross-border energy infrastructure.
The thesis was simple: the materials that power industrial nations had become geopolitical instruments, and no commercial platform existed to deliver them at allied scale, under allied control, with the discipline of public-market governance.
02 — Principles
Four standards we hold ourselves to.
01
Non-adversarial by design.
Every counterparty, every jurisdiction, every flow auditable to U.S. and allied compliance standards. No exceptions for margin.
02
Integrated, not aggregated.
We own positions across the chain — origin, processing, transport, delivery. Trading without integration is intermediation. Integration is what makes delivery guaranteed.
03
Built for the long contract.
Spot revenue funds the firm. Long-term offtake defines it. We sign multi-year agreements where allied buyers need certainty most.
04
Public-market discipline.
Audited. Disclosed. Governed. The seriousness our customers require begins with the seriousness our shareholders demand.
03 — History
A short timeline.
Q1 2025
Beecham incorporated
Commodity trading and industrial logistics operations launched.
Q2 2025
UAE platform
Trade lines opened across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
Q4 2025
Swiss platform consolidated
Audited revenue run-rate of approximately $1.6 billion.
Q1 2026
Vertical integration
Strategic shift. Upstream and midstream pipeline advanced.
Present
Publicly listed
Operating from four jurisdictions across three continents.
04 — Leadership
Named leadership.
Chairman
Jagdish M. Chanrai
Decades of cross-border commercial leadership across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Architect of multi-jurisdictional resource and consumer supply chains. Known for governance discipline in markets that punish the absence of it.
Chief Executive Officer
Eric Schaer
Investor and corporate strategist with two decades leading cross-border transactions in energy, commodities, and financial services across Asia and Africa. Background in private equity and emerging-market platform building.
Non-Executive Director
Candice Beaumont
Former M&A at Lazard Frères. Chair of the Salsano Group and CIO of L Investments. Two decades across private equity, capital markets, and physical commodity trading.
Director
Admiral Mark Heinrich, USN (Ret.)
Former Rear Admiral. Commanded the U.S. Navy’s global logistics enterprise — NAVSEA, DLA, and NAVSUP — overseeing approximately $30 billion in operations. CEO of Oakleaf.
05 — Footprint
Five offices. Three continents.
Headquartered in Houston with operational platforms across Zug, Dubai, Singapore, and South Asia — engineered around the corridors that move the materials.
Houston
Headquarters
Zug
EMEA platform
Dubai
MENA operations
Singapore
APAC desk
Mumbai
South Asia commercial
Delhi
Government liaison
06 — Responsibility
Compliance is the floor, not the ceiling.
Beecham operates under a control framework engineered to meet U.S. legal, regulatory, and operational standards — including OFAC, FCPA, and the disclosure requirements of public-company governance. We treat traceability, environmental performance, and community standing as commercial assets, not regulatory costs.