Clear Grain Exchange

Clear Grain Exchange (CGX) was established in 2008 following the deregulation of Australia's wheat export market. Its mission is to create a more efficient and transparent grain market by providing an independent, secure platform where growers have full control over the price, timing, and buyer of their grain. The exchange facilitates the anonymous buying and selling of physical grain, with a key feature being its secure and independent settlement service, ensuring growers are paid for their deliveries. CGX is majority-owned by NZX Limited, the operator of New Zealand's stock exchange.