Built for the people who price coffee at origin

Futures terminals show London and New York. Origin traders keep their own spreadsheets for the rest: the differential, the shilling, the recovery from Kiboko or parchment, the cost of the truck to Mombasa, the interest on the money. The decision that matters, what to pay a supplier this morning, sits in the gap between the two.

Ora Markets closes that gap. It carries the benchmark price through every step of an exporter’s economics, on the same screen as the market itself.

• Ugandan and East African exporters, processors and dry mills
• Traders, roasters and cooperatives buying at origin
• Banks and commodity financiers valuing stock and exposure
• Risk managers, analysts, researchers, federations and regulators

• Every value carries its source, its timestamp and whether it is delayed.
• Demonstration data is labelled on every screen it appears, and never used outside demo mode.
• Calculations are marked calculated and indicative. They are never quotations.
• Where there is not enough data to publish, the platform says so.

Read the methodology and the data sources.

The platform is built commodity-agnostic: instruments, grades, regions and sources are data. Cocoa, sugar, maize, cotton, sesame and grains can follow coffee without a rebuild.

Ora Markets is part of OraOS, from Ora Group. For enterprise access, data partnerships or to contribute Uganda physical prices, reach the team through oraos.io.