ETS Eurasian Trading System Commodity Exchange
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UnclaimedA commodity exchange in Almaty, Kazakhstan, conducting spot trading in exchange-traded commodities such as agricultural products and petroleum products.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
ETS Eurasian Trading System Commodity Exchange (JSC Commodity Exchange Eurasian Trading System) is a commodity exchange established in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in December 2008 by the Regional Financial Centre of Almaty City (RFCA) and OJSC Russian Trading System (RTS) Stock Exchange. It focuses on spot trading of exchange-traded commodities, with markets including agricultural products, coal, cement, petroleum products, liquefied gas, corporate purchases, and bitumen. Trading participants are exchange brokers/dealers acting for their own interests and for clients in Kazakhstan, Russia, and other foreign states. As of November 2020, its shareholders were Stock Holding LLP (60%), Moscow Exchange (15%), Saint Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (5%), individuals (19%), and minority shareholders (1%).
History
In December 2008, the Regional Financial Centre of Almaty City (RFCA) and OJSC Russian Trading System (RTS) Stock Exchange founded a commodity exchange in Almaty — JSC Commodity Exchange Eurasian Trading System (the ETS Exchange). Until October 27, 2017, the shareholders of the ETS Exchange were PJSC Moscow Exchange, the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and minority shareholders. In November 2020, a new shareholder structure was established: Stock Holding LLP (60%), PJSC Moscow Exchange (15%), Saint Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (5%), individuals (19%), and minority shareholders (1%). The ETS Exchange is oriented toward spot trading of exchange-traded commodities. Trading participants are exchange brokers/dealers concluding exchange transactions both in their own interests and in the interests of clients — participants of the markets of Kazakhstan, Russia, and other foreign states.
Products and positioning
A commodity exchange oriented toward spot trading of exchange-traded commodities, serving market participants in Kazakhstan, Russia, and other foreign states.
Agricultural products
Coal
Cement
Petroleum products
Liquefied gas
Corporate purchases
Bitumen
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