A journey that began with Malawi’s fertiliser opportunity opens a new chapter for JCG — connecting people, commodities and markets across Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi and the wider SADC region.

A failed Urea 46N transaction for Malawi became the catalyst for a bigger question: could Commodity RWA Finance connect physical commodities, capital and African agriculture to support food security and UN SDG 2?

What if physical commodities could become a bridge to capital? Exploring the potential of Commodity RWA Finance to connect investors, agricultural supply chains and African farmers in support of food security.

For Africa, food security is more than an agricultural challenge — it is a strategic priority. Exploring how fertiliser access, supply chains and investment can help strengthen food systems and advance UN SDG 2 — Zero Hunger.

Urea 46N is more than a nitrogen fertiliser. It is a strategic commodity connecting global supply chains, agricultural productivity and food security — particularly in regions where reliable fertiliser access remains critical.