Commodities Asia Summit
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Global commodity markets are being reshaped by war in the Gulf, the resulting economic shocks, and wider geopolitical tensions. Asia’s energy supplies and trading routes have been constrained at a time when the regional economy was already under pressure from inflation and slowing growth, China's multi-year property slump, and a need to fund development projects.
With energy security rising up national agendas, the search for more reliable supply has become a priority. At the same time, competition for critical minerals has been intensifying, creating both risk and opportunities. And more frequent instances of extreme weather have added to food security concerns in several Asian countries.
Against this backdrop, the Financial Times will bring its seventh annual Commodities Asia Summit back to the trading hub of Singapore, in December. Here, 350+ senior executives, investors, and policymakers will meet to discuss strengthening supply chains, managing new risks and shaping Asia’s role in a more fragmented global economy.
Janet Kong, CEO, Hengli Petrochemical International Pte Ltd
Vineet Kohli, CEO & Member of the Board, Mitsubishi Corporation RtM International Pte Ltd
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Key themes
Gulf war energy chokepoints
How conflict has reshaped Asia’s energy trade flows and re-globalised supply chains
The race for critical minerals
Which countries will control the resources essential to AI, technology, defence and green energy?
Shipping and aviation fuel costs
Why purchasing strategies are having to change amid shortages and fast-rising costs
From globalism to food nationalism
How a spike in fertiliser costs is shifting national policy on agricultural commodities
New drivers of the energy transition
Why renewables are now a defence against import dependency as well as climate change
AI trading and prediction tools
How technology can help traders gauge future supply bottlenecks, inventory levels and market sentiment
Why attend?
Hear
the latest thinking and insights on Asia's commodities industry and its global context
Join
industry CEOs, thought leaders, innovators, policymakers, investors and other key influencers in your industry
Learn
more about the strategies needed to keep on track with the pace of the energy transition
Final days to secure the Early Bird offer! Ends 27 September...
THE EARLY BIRD
IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions and networking drinks. Network and connect with your peers.
$1,949
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THE EARLY BIRD
DIGITAL PASS
Access to live talks, Q&A and video on demand. Join from the comfort of your home or office.
$359
plus VAT
The content covered in the various speaker and panel sessions was very good. I think much more so than any other similar events I've attended. High quality speakers with direct knowledge and most significant involvement in the actual commodities business.
- CFO, Glencore Singapore
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