Coeclerici S.p.A.

Coeclerici is a shipping firm specializing in the transportation of bulk commodities, providing efficient logistics and trading solutions for clients in various industrial sectors worldwide. Coeclerici S. p. A.

operates in the shipping industry, focusing on the transport of bulk commodities. Founded in 1895 and headquartered in Milan, Italy, the company has undergone strategic shifts to adapt to market needs. The current CEO is Urbano Clerici. Coeclerici has been involved in 2 significant deals, showcasing its active presence in the market.

Coeclerici specializes in the commodities and industrial sectors, providing a range of products and services designed to support various market needs. The company’s core offerings include sourcing, trading, and logistics solutions for bulk commodities, such as coal, iron ore, and agricultural products. Their operations cover the entire supply chain, from procurement to delivery, ensuring that clients in the energy, manufacturing, and agricultural sectors receive high-quality materials essential for their production processes. Coeclerici's services are tailored to meet the demands of diverse geographical markets, including Asia, Europe, and Africa, with a client base that encompasses multinational corporations and local enterprises.

By leveraging extensive industry expertise and a global network, Coeclerici effectively addresses challenges related to commodity sourcing and supply chain management. Coeclerici generates revenue through a combination of B2B transactions, primarily focused on long-term contracts and spot market sales. The company engages with clients through structured agreements, which may include supply contracts and partnership arrangements that facilitate the smooth exchange of commodities. In the most recent financial year, Coeclerici reported a revenue of USD 3.

21 mn and an EBITDA of USD -4. 64 mn, reflecting the dynamics of their operations and client relationships. Coeclerici is strategizing for future growth by focusing on the development of new logistics solutions aimed at enhancing their service offerings. The company plans to expand its market presence further into Asia and Africa by the end of 2025.

Recent funding and strategic exits, including the exit of CVC Capital from its investment in Coeclerici, will be utilized to bolster these expansion efforts and support new product initiatives.