In development
Falcon Commodities
CTRM and quantitative decisions, next.
Physical trades, positions, exposure, hedging context and optimisation in one decision layer, with the same evidence boundaries as the rest of Falcon.
Send project requirementsBuild status
Where the build is now.
Falcon Commodities is being built on the operating core that runs Falcon Shipping today. General availability is targeted for 2027 Q2.
- 2026 Q1Scope agreedComplete
- 2026 Q3Core buildIn progress
- 2026 Q4Design partnersPlanned
- 2027 Q2General availabilityTarget
In development. A target window, not a delivery commitment.
Product direction
From physical trade to accountable decision.
Planned scope
A connected CTRM and decision layer.
The following areas describe intended product direction, not released production functionality or a delivery commitment.
- Physical Trading
- Contracts, purchases, sales, inventory and logistics.
- Positions
- A consolidated view of physical and derivative context.
- Risk
- Decision-relevant exposure and scenario context.
- Hedging
- Hedge identification and comparison within agreed scope.
- Optimisation
- Volume, location, timing and structure decisions.
- Intelligence
- Market relationships, regimes and anomalies where evidenced.
- Ask Falcon
- Natural-language access to approved portfolio and business context.
Illustrative direction
Market and position context in one decision view.
This illustrative view uses synthetic data to show information relationships. It is not a released CTRM interface or a live data connection.
Market and position context
Illustrative physical position and market context
Market context
- Iron ore fines · CFR (synthetic)
- 102.40 $/dmt
- +0.8%
- Bunker · VLSFO (synthetic)
- 586.00 $/mt
- −0.3%
- Capesize voyage freight (synthetic)
- 13.10 $/wmt
- +1.1%
Physical position
- Committed volume
- 48.0 kt
- Open position
- 12.5 kt
- Next control
- Review pricing window
Ask FalconWhat changed in the authorised market context behind this position?
Concept, not a running product. Synthetic values, drawn to show how the pieces relate.
Published research
Cargo and freight are one risk system, and the direction is not the obvious one.
Peer-reviewed work on the Capesize market measured where volatility actually starts. Over 2014 to 2023, iron ore futures took in more volatility than they sent out, while the Brazil loading leg sent out the most. Turn the controls to read the published estimates yourself.
Which market moves which, in the Capesize network
Capesize time-charter routes, priced in USD per day
Every frequency combined. Of everything that moves these seven markets, 37.18% arrives from one of the others. The rest is each market’s own business.
Iron ore · Iron ore futures, active contract
Sends out 5.88%
- Brent
- 2.16%
- C8_14
- 0.98%
- C9_14
- 0.82%
Takes in 12.84%
- Brent
- 4.58%
- C14
- 2.21%
- C9_14
- 2.02%
Top 3 counterparties each way. Percentages are shares of forecast error variance, not price changes.
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