At AFEX, we harness Africa’s commodities and talent to build shared wealth and prosperity. Since inception in 2014, we have developed and deployed a viable commodities exchange model for the African market, and are on track to impact one million producers; providing services in productivity and value capture and access to finance and markets.

By deploying an efficient market system, we will facilitate trade with Africa worth over USD500 million in the next five years.

The ARRE's mission is to regulate and control the operation of the storage receipt system, to set up a reliable and secure electronic storage receipt control system and to contribute to the definition of policy. of the State in matters of exchange and storage of goods in accordance with the objectives of the Agricultural Raw Materials Exchange.

The BRVM is a fully electronic stock exchange common to the eight (8) States of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA), namely: Benin, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea-Bissau, Mali , Niger, Senegal and Togo. Its mission is to:

• organize the secondary market;

• ensure the listing and trading of transferable securities;

• ensure the dissemination of stock market information;

• promote market development.

EAX is a regional commodity exchange offering commodity trade services in Rwanda and East Africa Community (EAC) common markets (173 million consumers) in key staples food crops such as White Maize (WM), Beans (BS), Soya (SY), Wheat (WH), Sorghum (SG), Paddy Rice (PR), Mix Beans (MIX-BS), Tea (TEA), Yellow Maize (YM), Yellow Beans (YEL-BS), Sugar Beans (SUG-BS) and Coffee (COF).

EAX deals with high-quality grains meeting the requirements of EAC standards. Established to link smallholder farmers to agricultural and financial markets, secure competitive prices for products, and facilitate access to financing opportunities, today it is expanding its operations to trade coffee, tea, paddy rice, and minerals. The current and future trading methods consist of spot, forwards, auctions, and futures trading for not only grains in the agriculture sector but also for metals and minerals.

The Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX) is a new initiative for Ethiopia and the first of its kind in Africa. The vision of ECX is to revolutionize Ethiopia’s tradition bound agriculture through creating a new marketplace that serves all market actors.

The Ghana Commodity Exchange is a private company limited by shares, structured as a Public Private Partnership, with the Government of Ghana currently the sole shareholder. The aim of the exchange is to establish linkages between agricultural and commodity producers and buyers, to secure competitive prices for their products, assuring the market quantity and quality as well as timely settlement of their trade.

The JSE is a multi-asset class stock exchange that offers listings, trading clearing and settlement, information services and issuer services. Founded in 1887, the JSE is Africa’s largest stock exchange by market capitalisation. It is the 16th largest stock exchange in the world.

Our primary function is to provide facilities for the listing and trading of securities. Our role contributes to economic growth and value creation, which are critical to resolving South Africa’s challenges.

Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange is a commodities Exchange that trades on Agricultural Commodities, Currencies, Oil and Gas and Solid Mineral Commodities. It is our aim to provide transparency, price discovery, standardization and legitimisation to the Nigerian Commodities Ecosystem.

The Nigeria Commodity Exchange (NCX) is a self-regulatory organisation that facilitates trade of locally produced commodities for buyers, within and outside Nigeria. NCX provides an electronic marketplace that links buyers (consumers including processors and exporters) and sellers (smallholder farmers, aggregators and traders) of agricultural commodities, whilst assuring price discovery, a reliable end-to-end system for warehouse management, grading, matching orders and timely settlement of trade.

The Tanzania Mercantile Exchange (TMX) is the first commodity exchange market in Tanzania. The commodity exchange is established as a platform where farmers, traders, exporters and other various market actors are able to access domestic and global market and obtain a fair price in selling or buying of commodities.

UNCE is establised to provide market information and services to buyers and sellers of commodities by establishing and operating a commodity exchange of the highest integrity available to Ugandans as well as regional and international buyers and sellers, based upon an open and free market system for the mutual benefit of the sellers and buyers; and to facilitate the procurement of and marketing of any commodity provided or desired by any consenting parties through the auspices of the exchange.

The Warehouse Receipt System was established in Uganda in 2006 by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives. It is governed and regulated through the Warehouse Receipt System Act of 2006 (WRS Act, 2006) and regulations there of 2007.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Bibendum adipiscing morbi orci nibh eget posuere arcu volutpat nulla. Tortor cras suscipit augue sodales risus auctor. Fusce nunc vitae non dui ornare tellus nibh purus lectus.

The Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) a private limited company registered under Zimbabwe’s Companies Act & Other entities Act 2020 which operates an Electronic Warehouse Receipt System and a Commodities Trading Platform that ensures safe, secure and convenient trading and financing of commodities.