- 80% of attendees are c-suites, Managing Directors, or Vice Presidents meaning you are amongst true decision-makers.
- An opportunity to establish new relationships and strengthen existing ties through the summit dinner, drinks receptions, and networking lunches.
- Conduct months' worth of meetings in just 3 days.
- Immerse yourself in the luxurious setting of the Beau-Rivage Palace Hotel.
Commodities Global Summit
While some may suggest there has been a return to a normalised level of volatility, the commodities trading sector continues to operate in a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by geopolitical conflicts, supply chain disruptions and the ongoing energy transition. Amidst this volatile environment, traders have been forced to build resilience, embrace transformation and evolve in this constantly shifting global context. With increased competition in the market, technological advancements and new forces reshaping the global market - how can commodity traders continue to deliver stability amid disruption?
The FT’s Commodities Global Summit 2025 will include three days of high-level content, curated and moderated by leading FT journalists. The agenda includes insightful interviews with CEOs from major trading houses, complemented by productive and meaningful networking opportunities. Discussions will confront the challenges and opportunities facing the sector across geopolitics, supply and demand, technology and innovation, finance and investment.
Sponsors
A must-attend event
Understand macro-economic shifts
causing market volatility and learn how to transform risk into profit-boosting opportunities.
Meet hard-to-reach
CEOs
and CFOs from the big commodities trading firms all under one roof.
Spot emerging
risks
and opportunities with unparalleled analysis and insights both on and off the stage.
Conduct months’ worth of meetings
in 3 days with key stakeholders from across the value chain.
Get the bigger
picture
with discussions on both traditional and emerging commodity markets such as carbon and biofuels.
Experience the FT
come to life
as our world-class journalists cut through the jargon to expose real opinions.
Key Themes
Commodities & Conflict
How are geopolitical tensions and conflicts reshaping commodity trade routes, supply chains, and market dynamics?
The Reality of the Energy Transition
What is the true cost and timeline of the energy transition?
USA vs. China
How are domestic policies on EVs and LNG in the USA and China reshaping global trading patterns?
Supply Chain Resilience
How are traders building more resilient and adaptable supply chains in the face of continued disruptions and uncertainties?
Regulation and Compliance
What are the implications of evolving regulations, including carbon pricing and emissions trading schemes, on commodity trading, investment strategies, and international trade?
Beyond the fundamentals
How are traders mapping and planning for the medium and long-term ripple effects of changes in supply and demand?
The Power of Networking
Early bird savings now on
THE EARLY BIRD
IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions and networking drinks. Network and connect with your peers.
€4,699
Offer ends 19 January. Full price €4,999.
THE EARLY BIRD
DIGITAL PASS
Access to live talks, Q&A and video on demand. Join from the comfort of your home or office.
€389
Offer ends 19 January. Full price €529.
Access Exclusive Content
Companies in Attendance
Access the complete list of companies who joined us in Lausanne and who will likely be back again next year.
The push for stability amid conflict
Download your complimentary copy of the conflict & commodities report.
"A unique opportunity to network with executives in commodity trading and financial services. The quality of the event organisation and speakers is top-notch."
- CFO, SCB Group
Speaking Opportunities
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