April 24th proved to be a dynamic day for Atria Brokers. While one part of the Atria Brokers Commodity team attended the Andalusian Commodity Exchange in Seville, the Atria Brokers Chartering one, including Dmytro Rudas and Liliya Chubinskaya, connected with industry peers at Black Sea Grain 2025 in Kyiv. Moreover, Natalia Levkoniuk, Head of the DAP/CPT Department, participated in a panel discussion about market navigation, margins, and the growing competition for raw materials.
“The main expectation for the 2025/26 season is stability in the regulatory environment. If new restrictions are introduced, they must come with clear explanations, a testing period, and a well-defined course of action. Otherwise, the market will be hindered not by external factors but internal barriers,” Natalia helped shed light on what complicates the work of brokers and exporters today.
Energizing and full of valuable conversations — that’s precisely how we would capture the essence of the event.
“It’s one thing to analyze the market from behind a screen — quite another to hear real stories, frustrations, and strategies directly from the people moving this trade forward,” Dmytro shared. “It was great to be part of such an open and insightful exchange,” Liliya added.
Until next time!
