Commodity
African Agriculture Commodities Market
One of the oldest financial markets in the world, the Agriculture Commodity Industry faces volatility, driven by a wide array of financial, societal, and environmental factors. Standard supply and demand and seasonal price cycles can be suddenly and drastically impacted by weather events, natural disasters, coordination constraints, poor harvests, lack of infrastructure, and regulatory policy. During these times, a clear, timely understanding of inventory, position, and mark-to-market exposure across the value chain is critical for agricultural supply, trading, and marketing functions in Ghana and the African continent.
CMF Ventures Ghana Limited focuses not only to manage the downside of market swings, but also to understand where they are positioned and headed, to take advantage of market and climate changes, with proper market monitoring throughout the African and Global trading atmosphere.
CMF Commodity Services
Agricultural Contract Farming
Agricultural Commodity Management
Agricultural Commodity Competitive Pricing
Agricultural Commodity Risk Management
Agricultural Secure Protective Control Storage, Warehousing, Logistics, Export Shipping
Commodity End-User Distribution And Contract
For commodity end-user companies, the production, transportation, secure storage, testing, and compliant processing of these commodities are the primary input to their operations or production activities. As a result, commodity price and availability play a significant role in their financial and operational results; therefore, these organizations face similar risks related to market fluctuations.
CMF Commodity Management provides the opportunity to reduce procurement risks to the buyer through long term fixed commodity pricing or via secure commodity hedging, based on improved opportunity for competitive advantages to our customers.
Commodity Market Volatility:
During the global health pandemic and ever-increasing geopolitical uncertainty, commodity markets are as volatile as they have ever been. CMF offers access to accurate, supply information related to inventory, which support buyers, procurement officers or distributing companies can provide advanced information that help enable the organization to optimize commodity supply chain decision making.
Changing work environment:
Along with market volatility, the global health pandemic has also forced the organizations to change the way they work. What started as a requirement to work from home is looking, in many ways, to become a permanent (or more widespread) option for many companies. The traditional trade floor has been no exception to the shifting work model. CMF not only collaborates with established companies and organizations, but also provides services to independent contractors, brokers, and agents representing customers.
Reduction of Commodity Management alternatives:
As the industry has seen consolidation of some of the traditional players, CMF continues to invest in African Commodity Management services and solutions. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction ensures the results and expectation organizations are seeking. Let Us Get It Done Together.