Swedish Africa Company

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The Swedish Africa Company was a 17th-century Swedish chartered trading company that operated along the West African coast, primarily engaged in the trade of gold, ivory, and enslaved people.

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instanceOf Swedish trading company
chartered trading company
builtFort Fort Carlsborg NERFINISHED
Fort Christiansborg NERFINISHED
charteringAuthority Swedish Crown NERFINISHED
competedWith Danish Africa Company NERFINISHED
Dutch West India Company NERFINISHED
English trading companies
country Sweden
economicRole part of Sweden's mercantilist expansion
engagedIn triangular trade
exportedToSweden gold
ivory
tropical goods
flagCountry Sweden NERFINISHED
hasColony Swedish Gold Coast NERFINISHED
hasTradingPost Butre NERFINISHED
Cape Coast NERFINISHED
Carlsborg NERFINISHED
Osu NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Stockholm NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Age of Exploration NERFINISHED
early modern period
importedFromSweden alcohol
firearms
iron
textiles
industry trade
involvedIn Atlantic slave trade NERFINISHED
languageOfOperation Dutch
German
Swedish
mainActivity overseas trade
monopolyOn Swedish trade with parts of West Africa
operatedInCentury 17th century
partOf Swedish colonial empire NERFINISHED
reasonForDecline competition from other European powers
loss of forts on the Gold Coast
status defunct
tradedCommodity African goods
enslaved people
gold
ivory
tradedRegion Gold Coast NERFINISHED
Guinea coast NERFINISHED
West Africa NERFINISHED
tradeRoute Sweden–West Africa–Caribbean–Europe NERFINISHED

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Cape Coast Castle builtBy Swedish Africa Company