StoneX Group Inc. (NASDAQ: SNEX) announced on October 2, 2026, that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Integra Trading S.A.S., a coffee trader, exporter, and bean processor with extensive capabilities in Colombia. The acquisition will be made through StoneX’s Switzerland-based trading entity and integrated into the StoneX Supply & Trading physical commodities business. The move establishes a Colombian coffee origination and processing platform for StoneX, strengthening its position in the global coffee market.
Founded in 2015 and led by Manuel Rueda, Integra operates a certified processing mill near Medellín in the Antioquia region. The company holds several internationally recognized quality, food-safety, and sustainability certifications, including Organic, Rainforest Alliance, Fair Trade USA, Fair Trade International, 4C, Colombia’s Protected Geographical Indication (IGP), and U.S. FSMA compliance. These certifications support traceability and international quality standards, which are increasingly important to end-market buyers.
The combination is expected to be immediately accretive and will accelerate growth by connecting Integra’s origination and milling capabilities to StoneX’s global client base, risk-management platform, and financial resources. The transaction strengthens StoneX’s position in the global coffee market by expanding its direct origination and processing footprint in a key coffee-producing country, increasing access to high-quality Arabica coffees, and creating a more integrated platform from origin to end market. Together, these capabilities are expected to support higher volumes, enhance margins, and strengthen StoneX’s ability to deliver value across the global coffee supply chain.
Brent Grecian, CEO of StoneX Supply and Trading, commented: “Integra gives StoneX a ‘boots on the ground’ presence at origin in Colombia, a licensed exporter, an owned processing mill, and a team with deep grower relationships. It’s a natural extension of our physical coffee business, and it’s expected to contribute from day one while giving our clients a more direct, traceable, and sustainable supply chain.”
Manuel Rueda, Founder of Integra, said: “Joining StoneX gives our business the capital, platform, and global reach to grow well beyond what we could achieve on our own. We’re keeping our team and our origination model intact while gaining direct access to end-user clients around the world.”
For businesses involved in coffee sourcing, the acquisition could mean more direct access to Colombian Arabica and a more integrated supply chain. StoneX’s global network and financial resources may enable Integra to scale its operations, potentially benefiting growers and exporters in the region. The deal also signals continued consolidation in the coffee trading sector, where origin-level capabilities are increasingly valuable. As StoneX integrates Integra, clients may see enhanced risk-management solutions and a broader range of services. Further information about StoneX is available at www.stonex.com.
