Trading
Commodities, materials and equipment, sourced and supplied.
Two trading lines: agricultural commodities, and construction materials and equipment. Each is sourced through our network, moved through our logistics line, and delivered to the buyer’s requirement.
Trading · Line 01
Agricultural Commodities
The sourcing and export of agricultural commodities is one of GCI’s core services, delivered through a reliable logistics and supply chain and supported by qualified specialists in several countries.
Buyers deal with one counterparty for the goods and for the movement of the goods — supply, transport and customs arranged together rather than handed between parties.
- Commodities
- Agricultural commodities trading
- Feed
- Animal feed commodities
- Grains
- Grain and pulse products
- Inputs
- Agro-industrial inputs
- Delivery
- Export logistics, customs and documentation arranged with the supply
Trading · Line 02
Construction Materials & Equipment
Materials and equipment for construction, infrastructure and industrial programmes, supplied to project schedule. Because we also engineer and build, we understand how the material is used and when it is needed on site.
Construction materials
- Steel products and structural materials
- Cement and concrete solutions
- Pipe products and fittings
- Marble and stone
Equipment & machinery
- Construction and commercial trucks
- Agricultural machinery
- Heavy equipment
- Industrial machinery
- Hospitality equipment
How we trade
Three habits across both lines.
To the buyer’s requirement
Supply starts from what the buyer needs — quantity, specification, destination and timing — and the offer is built around it.
Logistics included
Transport, customs and storage run through our logistics line, so the goods and their movement are one engagement with one point of contact.
Documented to the standard asked
The document set is prepared to the requirements of the buyer, the bank or the institution — including institutional procurement.
Send us the requirement.
A commodity, a materials list or an equipment schedule — tell us what, how much and where to, and we come back with how we would supply it.