Material sourcing & trading
Sourcing and trading of metals scrap, ores, coal, bulk materials and energy commodities, including EN590 diesel, Jet A-1 and D6 fuel oil. We review grade, quantity, location and intended use to identify a suitable basis for discussion.
For purchasing enquiries, include your required specification, monthly or spot volume, destination port and preferred terms.
Metal recycling & material recovery
Collection, processing and recovery enquiries for Zorba, Zurik, meatballs, brass, sealed units, heavy metal fractions, e-scrap concentrates, copper, insulated wire, electric motors and mixed industrial scrap.
We assess the stream, required separation and suitable processing route before agreeing the work.
Recovered yield depends on the actual lot and the buyer’s process. Stated metal content is not a guarantee of recovered output.
Metal processing & preparation
Sorting and classification, cutting and downsizing, cleaning, fraction separation and quality grading. Preparation is defined around the specifications needed by foundries, smelters and end buyers.
Processing scope, location, packing and responsibilities are agreed for each project.
Industrial dismantling & equipment removal
Factories, industrial plants, production lines, machinery, mechanical and electrical systems, heavy equipment and structures. Project planning covers disassembly, removal and recovery of reusable or recyclable materials.
Send equipment details, site access conditions, dimensions and the required completion window.
Site-specific safety, permits, contractor responsibilities and execution arrangements require separate confirmation.
Inspection & documentation
Coordinate requests for photographs, available analyses, inspection reports and supporting lot documents. Pre-loading or loading inspections can be discussed where the seller and facility permit them.
Sampling methods, inspection scope, costs and access must be agreed for each lot.
Logistics & heavy transport
Material pickup and collection; transport of scrap, processed fractions and equipment; loading, unloading and on-site handling; coordination with yards, ports and industrial facilities.
Containers, bulk movements, heavy-equipment requirements, freight costs and shipment windows are agreed for the route and project.
The agreed Incoterm and named place or port define the commercial responsibilities. Publication of a lot does not confirm import eligibility.