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AgroSirius Website

As the exclusive ditributor of AgroSirius, we are pleased to announce that the new AgroSirius website is online !

Please visit the website using the following link: www.agrosirius.com

Agiboo Brochure

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Agiboo appears in Dutch Financial Paper

Agiboo has been interviewed to share its knowledge of the commodity market in the Dutch Financial Daily Paper (‘Financieel Dagblad’).
This article is published in the edition of October 4^th. This article has been published on our website in both English and Dutch.

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International Commodity trade and history

In business is nothing more inspiring than the world of commodities. Commodities are the fuel and source of the world economy. The history of commodity trade is rich and the impact on our lives is significant. The industry covers the origin from farms and mines to high end derivative trading. Price fluctuation makes the industry complex where the history can help us to understand what the future of commodities will bring.

CTRM and ETRM, commodity solutions

The commodity industry requires automation, whether that is in international trading, origination or market risk analysis. Needs like contract management, position analysis, mark 2 market, logistics, accounting, procurement and market analysis are essential to gain competitive advantage in the industry. Commodity and energy trade & Risk management systems are essential to these organizations who operate with commodities.

Exchange traders

Risk management and commodity derivatives

Commodity trade is because of price fluctuation all about risk management. For this reason is there a physical and financial market. In the last decades the financial market has evolved and established a liquid derivatives market on exchanges around the globe with all different rules and properties. Currently many financial products are available: futures, options, swaps and correlation products.

Commodity trade industries and operations

The number of true commodities is growing. Raw materials are not always commodities, however examples are: crude oil, electrcity, natural gas, grains, cocoa, cotton, copper, zinc, aluminium and many more, all with their specific physical operational requirements.

Commodity markets and exchanges

Since 1848 exchanges exist to manage price risk. Exchanges for commodities can be found around the world. Most exchanges are innovative and release new derivative products creating liquid commodity markets. With the rise of new financial methods these exchanges play a key role in the industry.

Agiboo commodity IT services

Agiboo is devoted to combine commodity trade knowledge with proper information technology practice. Automation of commodity trade does require expertise of both. Agiboo provides selection and IT services around the entire commodity industry.

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