Inaugurated in 1961 on the initiative of the professional Exchanges of Mannheim (D) and Strasbourg (F), the European Commodities Exchange, whose headquarters are at the Strasbourg Commodities Exchange, has grown over the years to take in 37 Exchanges from 12 different countries. Its reputation and influence broadly exceed the context of commercial business in the strictest sense. The Exchanges are not stock exchanges in the customary sense of this expression but cereals markets which group operators from the seed, fertiliser, animal feed and related product sectors, as well as the tertiary sector (banks, transport, insurance, etc.).
Its primary mission is to organise "Exchange Days". Each year, in one of Europe’s major cities, the European Commodities Exchange asserts the representative activities of the members of the Exchanges through the increasing success of its meetings. In practice, they offer the opportunity for the players in the cereal sector to meet each other face to face, discuss the market’s future, establish contacts and consolidate their relationship of reciprocal trust.
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European Commodities Exchange's website is https://www.bourse-europeenne.com/
European Commodities Exchange's LinkedIn profile is https://fr.linkedin.com/company/bourse-europeenne
European Commodities Exchange has
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European Commodities Exchange's industry is
Securities and Commodity Exchanges
European Commodities Exchange's top competitors are
Riveka,
Detia Degesch Group,
Steelhome,
Tracomex,
Cefetra Ibérica,
Cefetra Polska Sp. Z O.o.,
Agro Paris Bourse,
Louis Dreyfus Company,
Olam Agri,
Thenergy.
European Commodities Exchange's categories are Securities and Commodity Exchanges
European Commodities Exchange's founding year is 1961
