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Malta-headquartered commodity trader Alkagesta joined the Swiss Commodity Trading Association's twentieth anniversary celebration, held under the big top of Circus Knie in Geneva.
Commodity trading firm Alkagesta has attracted notable media coverage following the announcement of its first-half 2026 financial results, which reported record revenue and substantial growth in trading volumes.
Commodity firm expands its role in price discovery for sustainable fuels, gaining access to the Argus Open Markets window for biodiesel, HVO, and used cooking oil.
Alkagesta has gained approval to participate in the Platts Market on Close assessment process for EMEA naphtha physical, a move underscoring its expanding presence within European energy trading circles.
Core Bulk Trade examines how commodity trading in Ukraine continues to function amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the critical role of logistics adaptability, redundant routes, and robust execution capabilities.
The global fertilizer market continues to grapple with severe supply chain vulnerabilities, with renewed disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz highlighting ongoing instability and the need for enhanced resilience, according to Alkagesta.
A recent BusinessNow.mt report highlights how Alkagesta's consistent expansion in commodity trading stems from a unique internal culture focused on empowerment, continuous learning, and a flat organisational structure. The firm attributes its multi-billion-dollar success to its people-centric approach.
Alkagesta's leadership recently engaged with Côte d'Ivoire, signaling intensified efforts to broaden its footprint across the West African region. The initiative underscores a strategic focus on this key market.
The Malta-based commodity trader, Alkagesta, recently gathered its global workforce to review 2025 performance and articulate its forward-looking strategy, emphasising diversification and sustainability across its operations.
Global commodity firm Alkagesta has established a new joint venture, Alkanavex, in partnership with French steel trader Navex SAS. This strategic move, based in Malta, marks Alkagesta's official expansion into the metals trading sector.
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