Export and import refer to moving goods, services, or data from one country or system to another. Here’s a brief overview:

Export:

– Selling or transferring goods, services, or data from one’s own country to another country.
– Involves sending or transporting goods, services, or data across international borders.
– Exporters are individuals or businesses that sell goods, services, or data to foreign buyers.

Import

– Buying or receiving goods, services, or data from another country into one’s own country.
– Involves receiving or bringing in goods, services, or data from foreign sellers or systems.
– Importers are individuals or businesses that buy goods, services, or data from foreign sellers.

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Copper cathode is a high-purity copper product, typically produced through the electrolytic/electrowinning technology. It is a crucial material for various industries, including:

1. Electrical engineering: Copper cathode is used for manufacturing electrical wires, cables, and circuits due to its excellent conductivity.
2. Electronics: It is used in the production of printed circuit boards, semiconductors, and other electronic components.
3. Construction: Copper cathode is used for plumbing, roofing, and architectural features due to its durability and corrosion resistance.
4. Transportation: It is used in the manufacture of electrical systems, brakes, and bearings for vehicles.
5. Renewable energy: Copper cathode is used in wind turbines, solar panels, and other renewable energy systems.

The benefits of copper cathode include:

– High purity (typically 99.99%)

– Excellent electrical conductivity

– Corrosion resistance

– Ductility and malleability

– Recyclability

Copper cathode is traded from DRC origin, Africa and exported from Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania to overseas countries. It is highly traded on commodities exchanges, such as the London Metal Exchange (LME), and its price fluctuates based on market demand and supply.

Copper millberry wire scrap refers to a type of copper scrap that consists of:

– Copper wire scraps in the form of millberry (a type of copper wire with a rounded, berry-like shape)
– Typically generated from electrical wire and cable manufacturing processes
– High-quality copper scrap with a high copper content (usually 99.5% or higher)
– Free from insulation, oxidation, and other contaminants
– Valuable for recycling and refining into pure copper products, such as copper cathodes or alloys

Copper millberry wire scrap is highly sought after by copper refineries and recycling facilities due to its:

– High copper content
– Low impurity levels
– Easy processing and refining
– Value as a raw material for producing high-purity copper products

The price of copper millberry wire scrap fluctuates based on market demand, supply, and copper prices. It is often traded on scrap metal markets and exchanges.

A gold dore bar is a semi-pure gold alloy that is produced through the smelting and refining of gold ore or gold-bearing material. It typically contains:

– 80-90% gold
– 5-10% silver
– 1-5% copper
– 1-5% zinc
– Other impurities like lead, iron, and sulfur

Gold dore bars are:

– Produced by mines, refineries, and recycling facilities
– Used as an intermediate product for further refining into pure gold (99.99%)
– Traded on gold markets and exchanges
– Valued for their gold content, with prices based on the gold price and purity

Gold dore bars are refined through electrolysis or chemical processes to produce pure gold, which is then cast into bars, coins, or other products.

Note: The term “dore” comes from the French word for “golden,” and refers to the bar’s golden color and high gold content.

Gold dore bars are traded from DRC/Tanzania/Uganda/Sierra Leone, Africa origin and on commodities exchanges, such as the London Bullion Market association (LBMA), and its price fluctuates based on market demand and supply.

Coltan (Columbite-Tantalite) is a rare, valuable mineral ore containing:

– Columbite (Fe, Mn)(Nb, Ta)2O6
– Tantalite (Fe, Mn)(Ta, Nb)2O6

Coltan is the primary source of:

– Tantalum (Ta), used in:
– Electronic components (capacitors, resistors)
– High-temperature alloys
– Medical implants
– Niobium (Nb), used in:
– High-strength steel alloys
– Aerospace industry
– Superconductors

Coltan is mined in:

– Democratic Republic of Congo (major source)
– Australia
– Brazil
– Canada
– Rwanda

We do source and supply of coltan from DRC, Africa and supply to worldwide.

The price of coltan fluctuates based on demand, supply, and market conditions.

Iron ore fines are a type of iron ore that has been crushed and ground into a fine powder. They are typically:

– Small particles, usually less than 0-10 mm in size
– High-grade iron ore, often with a Fe content of 55-57%
– Used in sintering plants
– Can be pelletized or sintered to create a more solid form

Iron ore fines are:

– Prone to dusting and oxidation, which can affect their quality
– Often traded on commodities exchanges, with prices influenced by:
– Steel demand
– Supply chain disruptions
– Global economic conditions

Some common specifications for iron ore fines include:

– Origin – India
– Fe content (55-57%) max
– SiO2 content (6%) max
– Al2O3 content (6%) max
– Moisture content (8%) max
– Particle size distribution (0-10mm)

We trade Iron ore fines from Odisha, India origin and exported via Vizag port to overseas countries.

We trade Manganese ore from Odisha, India origin and export via Vizag port to overseas countries.

Uses:

– Transportation (aircraft, vehicles, bicycles)
– Packaging (cans, foil, containers)
– Building materials (windows, doors, roofing)
– Electrical applications (wiring, circuits, electronics)
– Consumer goods (cookware, utensils, appliances)
– Aerospace industry

Types of aluminium we trade:

– Ingot (Al>99% )
– Wire cut scrao (Al>98%)
– ADC12 grade ingot
– Alloy scrap (Al>97%)
– Aluminium wheel
– Aluminum commercial scrap (equivalent to ADC12)