Market coverage

Three regions.
One trading partner.

We connect scrap supply and industrial demand across India, Europe and the Middle East.

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01

Domestic sourcing & supply

India

Industrial scrap procurement, aggregation and delivery for mills, recyclers and processors across major Indian manufacturing regions.
  • Factory and yard procurement↗
  • Mill and processor supply↗
  • Road and rail coordination↗
  • Domestic tax documentation↗
  • One-off and recurring lots↗
  • Pan-India commercial matching↗
02

Recovered material trade

Europe

Container-ready ferrous, non-ferrous, paper, rubber and textile streams matched to buyer specifications and shipment requirements.
  • EU and UK trade lanes↗
  • Bale and container programmes↗
  • Inspection-led acceptance↗
  • Supplier and mill matching↗
  • Shipment document alignment↗
  • Grade-specific contracts↗
03

GCC & regional corridors

Middle East

Commercial scrap flows connected through major Gulf trading and industrial hubs for regional processing and onward supply.
  • UAE and GCC corridors↗
  • Port and inland movement↗
  • Buyer-specific documentation↗
  • Regional processor supply↗
  • Re-export trade support↗
  • Container and truck-lot matching↗

Cross-border operating model

One material.
Five aligned decisions.

Every shipment is built around the actual grade, parties, origin, destination and route—not a generic export checklist.

01

Commercial fit

Material, volume, price basis and trade frequency.

02

Grade fit

Buyer specification, condition and tolerance limits.

03

Route fit

Inland movement, port pair, equipment and loading plan.

04

Document fit

Transaction and shipment records for the agreed lane.

05

Delivery fit

Arrival coordination and handling of agreed claims.

Supply side

We work with

FactoriesScrap yardsAggregatorsRecovery plantsConvertersDemolition suppliers

Demand side

We supply to

MillsFoundriesRecyclersRemeltersFibre processorsManufacturers

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