Commodity Trading Software · Adjacent Bets

Granel

Software for physical commodity trading desks that still run on spreadsheets and email. Centralises the full deal cycle — pricing, counterparty, logistics, per-line costs, multi-currency P&L, cashflow and document compliance — around real contracts, containers, freight, Incoterms, B/L and port charges.

Building

The record

What Granel is, and how much is built.

Category
Commodity Trading Software
Vertical
Adjacent Bets
Markets
Global
Operating stage
Building · stage 4 of 6
Latest
Brand and product site in progress

Tier reading

Not read yet. A tier goes on the record once the company has been measured against the scale, not before.

How the Tier scale works →

Granel is a Thinktier company: an independent brand with its own market and customers, running on the operating system Thinktier shares across its portfolio.

What it shares with the other companies is the SEO and GEO architecture, the automation patterns, the brand frameworks and the accumulated market intelligence — not the brand.

Questions

Granel, in short.

What is Granel?

Granel is a commodity trading software company in the Thinktier portfolio. Software for physical commodity trading desks that still run on spreadsheets and email. Centralises the full deal cycle — pricing, counterparty, logistics, per-line costs, multi-currency P&L, cashflow and document compliance — around real contracts, containers, freight, Incoterms, B/L and port charges.

Where does Granel operate?

Granel operates in Global.

Who owns Granel?

Granel is a Thinktier company. Thinktier (Thinktier OÜ, registered in Estonia) is a venture studio and holding company that builds, acquires and scales technology companies across Iberia, Latin America and Brazil; each company keeps its own brand, market and customers.

What stage is Granel at?

Building. It has not been read on the Tier scale yet.

Also in Adjacent Bets

Adjacent Bets.

Beyond our three core verticals, we run a smaller set of ventures in markets we believe will matter in the next decade — earlier stage, but connected to the same operating system and often to the same customer base.

The same layer, for your company

Built something that works and nobody finds?

The distribution layer these companies run on is the one we install in others — for equity, not a fee, with the terms published in full.