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Kpler
Intelligence tools for trade
About Kpler
Kpler is a leading subscription-based data and analytics platform, providing intelligence tools for trade to help businesses trade smarter. With real-time insights across 40+ markets—including liquids, gas, dry bulk, freight, and power—Kpler enables traders, analysts, and shipping professionals to make informed decisions, optimise operations, and seize new opportunities in global trade. Since revolutionising the LNG market with the first cargo-tracking solution in 2014, Kpler has expanded to deliver comprehensive intelligence on commodity flows and vessel movements worldwide. MarineTraffic, a Kpler brand, is the world’s leading provider of ship tracking and maritime intelligence, further empowering the maritime industry with greater visibility and efficiency. Kpler simplifies complex data, helping businesses navigate global trade with confidence.
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Signals from Kpler
16 published signals
Products & Services
Kpler launched WhatsApp integration for Kpler #Chartering to integrate positions and fixtures shared over WhatsApp flow straight into the terminal.
Reported by Kpler
Research & Knowledge
Kpler Insight assesses that El Niño is firmly established in the Pacific with a 100% chance of persisting until February 2027.
Reported by Kpler
Presence & Recognition
Kpler attended the EPEX SPOT Swiss Power Workshop in Zurich last week, marking 20 years since the first Swiss day-ahead auction cleared in December 2006.
Reported by Alexandre Millet
Products & Services
Kpler is building historic wind and storm tracking into its Kpler Storyteller app.
Reported by Craig Taylor
Presence & Recognition
Kpler reported a busy and successful year 3 for the Defense business, with last 3 quarters impacting brand awareness across the Joint Staff, Intelligence Community, and Federal Civilian Markets.
Reported by Brian Kesecker
Presence & Recognition
Kpler Trade Risk Analyst Ana Subasic will speak at GTR Commodities 2026 in Geneva on 23 September on the session titled Compliance and fragmentation: Keeping abreast of screening needs as complexity widens.
Reported by Kpler
Presence & Recognition
Kpler will be attending the Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2026 at the Jeddah Superdome on 21 – 22 October 2026.
Reported by Mohamed Rafik Halitim
Research & Knowledge
Kpler published a latest Kpler Commodity Brief detailing global trade shifts, including Europe LNG imports rebound, cumulative French nuclear output holding firm, a new oil reckoning, and a wheat supply crunch deepening.
Reported by Kpler
Research & Knowledge
Kpler tested its Q2 2026 refinery earnings forecasts using proprietary physical data and predictive models, achieving 13/14 correct directional revenue signals, 3.14% median error across six companies with formal guidance, 2.45% median error on crude oil runs, and 7/8 correct calls on gross-margin direction.
Reported by Bernat Visus
Research & Knowledge
Kpler published Q2 refinery estimates using global commodity flow data and vessel tracking, refinery throughput, crude imports, and modeled production, runs, revenue, and gross margins for 20 publicly traded refiners before a single company had reported.
Reported by Kpler
Research & Knowledge
Kpler team Adam D. and Andy L. have a highly accurate and consistent alpha generation for refineries stock.
Reported by Andy L.
Presence & Recognition
Kpler hosted a meeting with Harold Hamm at an Atlantic Council and YPF event focused on Argentina’s energy future.
Reported by Michelle Brouhard
Presence & Recognition
Kpler is hosting the Kpler Market Briefing Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, from September 15, 2026, featuring a fireside chat moderated by Kpler's Matt S., an agricultural commodity market outlook with Matt Darragh, and a dry bulk commodity outlook with Alexis Ellender.
Reported by Kpler
Presence & Recognition
Kpler participated in the Defence Supply Chain Panel at SMM Hamburg on the topic of Ships without Shadows.
Reported by Court Smith
Research & Knowledge
Kpler Insight reports that India’s crude imports are projected to ease to around 4.5 Mbd in August, down from peaks above 5.0 Mbd in June and July.
Reported by Kpler
Research & Knowledge
Kpler data reveals a broader decline in vessel crossings across both Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb corridors on 25 August.
Reported by Manuel Ortegon Solanilla