Delivery information
When
Maturity calendar - outlines the delivery periods for futures and expiry dates for options as stipulated in the contract specifications.
How
Delivery procedures - lists the procedures for sellers, growers, buyers and Clearing Participants as stipulated by ACH.
Where
- Bulk Handler information - information regarding the ACH Approved Bulk Handler networks.
- Delivery locations - acceptable delivery sites for ASX Grain Futures.
What is the ASX Fee for delivery?
ASX Fees (PDF 58KB) - notes the ASX Fees applicable for trading and delivering ASX Grain Futures and Options. This does not take into account brokerage fees.
What has been lodged for potential delivery?
Grain Stock Holdings Report (PDF 69KB) - notes the stock currently lodged with the ACH. This stock could possibly be used for delivery against open sold positions in the ASX Grain Futures market.
Once delivery has occurred how is the price adjusted?
- Transparent Pricing (Tender Advice examples) - examples of how the ASX price is settled for deliveries
- GTA Location Differentials - details the current differentials used in the calculation of tender advice
- Grain Grower Levy Obligations - explains the obligation of growers to pay industry levies
Don't want to make or take delivery through ASX? Have you considered an EFP Trade?
If you are a large operation and do not want to either make or take delivery through ASX there is a way you can access this market for hedging purposes but also incorporate your physical activities at the same time. Many large end users have expressed concern that they do not want to be in a position where their hedge is held through to delivery. The Exchange for Physical Trade (EFP) is a marketing tool that enables large scale players in the physical market to hedge on ASX on a large scale and be able to unwind positions in conjunction with an offsetting physical trade.
For further information please refer to EFP (PDF 57KB)

