Armajaro

Armajaro was a global soft commodity trading company, specializing in cocoa, coffee, and sugar. Founded in 1997 by Anthony Ward, Armajaro grew to become a significant player in the agricultural commodities market. Its activities included sourcing, processing, transporting, and distributing these commodities to a diverse customer base. The company was headquartered in London, with operations spanning Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

Armajaro was known for its expertise in risk management and its ability to navigate the complexities of the global supply chain. It provided services such as hedging, financing, and logistics to its clients. The company also actively engaged in sustainability initiatives, promoting responsible farming practices and supporting local communities in the regions where it operated.

In 2013, Armajaro Group was acquired by Ecom Agroindustrial Corp., a larger and more diversified agricultural commodities merchant. The acquisition resulted in the integration of Armajaro's operations into Ecom's existing global network. While the Armajaro brand is no longer a standalone entity, its legacy continues through the expertise and relationships it brought to Ecom.