Commodity Trading Stocks
Intermediaries and infrastructure providers in this space facilitate the physical transport, risk management, and exchange of raw materials across global supply chains. Revenue models depend on arbitrage spreads, transaction commissions, and the logistical optimization of bulk assets like energy, agricultural products, and precious metals.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Commodity Trading has 18 US-listed companies worth $424B combined. The median member moved -1.0% over the past week; TOP led at +13.9% and DLXY trailed at -13.9%.
Companies in Commodity Trading
- GS – Goldman Sachs Group Inc, $263B
- CME – CME Group Inc, $110B
- BG – Bunge Global SA, $19.8B
- SNEX – Stonex Group Inc, $6.8B
- MRX – Marex Group plc Ordinary Shares, $5.4B
- VIRT – Virtu Financial, Inc., $5B
- SEB – Seaboard Corporation, $3.8B
- BWLP – BW LPG Limited, $3.7B
- PLBL – Polibeli Group Ltd Class A Ordinary Shares, $2B
- ETOR – eToro Group Ltd., $1.9B
- TOP – Zhong Yang Financial Group Limited Ordinary Shares, $1.8B
- MFI – mF International Limited Ordinary Shares, $467M
- BMHL – Bluemount Holdings Limited Class B Ordinary Shares, $86.3M
- SDOT – Sadot Group Inc., $12.9M
- DLXY – Delixy Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares, $6.5M
- SOS – SOS Limited, $4.1M
- VIVK – Vivakor Inc, $1.1M
- TIOG – Tingo Group Inc, $24,195