The material matters.
So do the terms.
We help buyers and suppliers navigate defined physical metals requirements. The right grade, quantity, origin, delivery and settlement terms are what make a transaction commercially relevant.
Physical commodity coverage.
These product notes help buyers and suppliers frame initial enquiries. Exact specifications are transaction-specific and subject to confirmation.
Copper
Enquiries may concern refined cathodes, copper concentrates and defined scrap grades. Cathode discussions should distinguish recognised exchange-grade specifications from other material. Concentrate economics depend on assay, moisture, payable content and relevant penalties.
Aluminium
Primary ingots and selected secondary materials require precise grade and chemical composition. A designation such as A7 should be supported by the agreed applicable standard and a certificate—not used as a substitute for specifications.
Gold & precious metals
Physical gold bullion is considered against fineness, refinery and assay documentation, ownership and provenance, lawful export eligibility and a workable delivery and payment procedure. We do not advertise stock, allocations or guaranteed refinery access.
Steel & ferrous products
Steel procurement depends on the actual mill product and specification: billets, reinforcing bars, coils, sheets, plates and welded or seamless tubes are not commercially interchangeable. We align grade, dimensions and documentary requirements before seeking relevant counterparties.
Recycled metals
Selected ferrous and non-ferrous scrap streams are assessed against agreed grade definitions, contamination thresholds, inspection access and lawful cross-border movement. Recycled metal offers are not treated as interchangeable with prime material.
Bring us the requirement,
not just the product name.
Grades, monthly tonnage, origin and destination are what turn a general enquiry into a commercial discussion.
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