Trade for emerging markets
Matta connects commodity buyers, producers and suppliers across Africa and coordinates sourcing, logistics, finance, fulfilment and settlement.
Matta connects commodity buyers, producers and suppliers across Africa and coordinates sourcing, logistics, finance and settlement for high-volume physical trade.
For high-volume categories, the priority is dependable delivery and clear settlement. Matta structures commodity trade for visibility and fulfilment, so volume moves with accountability.
Matta supports physical commodity trade across relevant commodity classes — including minerals and metals such as manganese, iron ore, bauxite, chrome and copper, and agro-commodities such as grains, oilseeds and cash crops — connecting buyers, producers and suppliers through sourcing, logistics, finance, fulfilment and settlement infrastructure.
At commodity volumes, movement, fulfilment and settlement become critical to successful execution. Matta coordinates logistics and settlement around verified physical trade so high-volume flows move with clearer accountability from transaction to completion.
Matta supports physical trade across relevant commodity classes, connecting credible demand and supply with the infrastructure required to execute high-volume transactions.
Matta connects producers, suppliers, processors and buyers across mineral and metals trade, coordinating sourcing, logistics, fulfilment, trade finance and settlement around physical transactions.
Commercially relevant mineral and metal commodities across African markets include manganese ore, iron ore, bauxite, lithium-bearing minerals, copper ore and concentrates, copper cathode, zinc ore and concentrates, lead ore and concentrates, chrome / chromite ore, limestone, gypsum, gold, tin ore (cassiterite), tantalite, columbite, barite (barytes), silica and silica sand, kaolin and feldspar.
African mineral supply spans significant mineral-producing markets. Nigeria is associated with documented solid-mineral resources including gold, lead-zinc, limestone, iron ore, manganese, chromite, bauxite, gypsum, copper ore, tin (cassiterite), columbite and barite, while South Africa is particularly associated with major chrome, manganese and iron ore resources and production alongside its wider mineral sector.
Matta connects producers, suppliers, processors and industrial buyers across agricultural commodity trade, coordinating sourcing, logistics, fulfilment, trade finance and settlement around physical transactions.
Grains & cereals — maize, wheat, rice, sorghum and millet.
Oilseeds — soybeans (soya beans), sesame seeds and groundnuts.
Cash & export crops — cocoa, cashew nuts and coffee.
Matta connects buyers, producers and suppliers across relevant physical commodity classes, including minerals, across African markets.
Matta coordinates logistics and settlement around verified physical trade so bulk volume moves and settles dependably.
Yes. Settlement, including across borders, is coordinated through the Matta ecosystem.
Mineral, metal and agricultural commodities support production and supply chains across a range of industries. Matta structures commodity trade around the requirements of buyers, producers, processors and suppliers.
Steel and metals production.
Stainless steel and metallurgical applications.
Electrical products, cables, manufacturing and industrial applications.
Aluminium production.
Cement, construction materials and industrial processing.
Glass, ceramics and industrial manufacturing.
Food processing and manufacturing.
Food processing, edible oils and related industrial applications.
Food processing and export-oriented supply chains.