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FT Commodities Global Summit 2023

FT Commodities Global Summit 2023 Exhibitor List

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About this Edition

The FT Commodities Global Summit took place at the Beau-Rivage Palace in Lausanne, Switzerland, from the 20th to the 22nd of March 2023. This prestigious event brought together over 400 senior commodity executives, CEOs, traders, policymakers, and business leaders. They engaged in discussions on the future of energy policy and commodity prices amid a rapidly changing geopolitical and commodities landscape.

During the event, the FT Commodities Global Summit 2023 provided a platform for high-level debate, interactive panel discussions, and keynote interviews. These sessions shed light on the trends expected to drive the commodities market in the year ahead. Throughout the show, the exclusive networking event was a focal point, allowing attendees to connect with influential figures in the industry.

Participants at the FT Commodities Global Summit 2023 also had the opportunity to attend an exclusive Summit dinner. This lakeside event facilitated casual conversations and further networking among business leaders from finance, investment, agriculture, supply chain, and logistics sectors, who are regular attendees of the FT Commodity Summits.

Expolista helps you prepare for FT Commodities Global Summit 2023 by offering direct access to a curated exhibitor list, detailed company profiles, and insights into the latest trends. Use Expolista to streamline your planning, connect with exhibitors before the show, and explore new opportunities faster and more efficiently.

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