Nasdaq-listed financial services firm Marex Group announced on Monday that it has acquired Levmet, a Monaco-headquartered liquidity provider in physical and derivatives commodities markets.
The deal expands Marex’s physical market-making operations and adds European power and gas trading capabilities. Levmet operates across base metals, ferrous metals, energy and power, giving Marex broader commodity coverage across physical flow and hedging activity.
Founded in 2011 and privately held, Levmet describes itself as a physical, futures and options trader focused on raw materials, base metals, petroleum products, power and renewables, its website shows.
“The acquisition of Levmet is consistent with our strategy to add capabilities to further diversify our service offering,” said Simon van den Born, Marex President. “It is a well-run business with a robust focus on risk management.”
Bloomberg first reported in December 2025 that Marex was in talks to buy Levmet as part of a physical commodities expansion. That same month, Marex completed its acquisition of Winterflood Securities, the London-based equities market maker. The Levmet deal continues Marex’s recent run of acquisitions aimed at broadening its market-making footprint and diversifying earnings.
