We work with gold buyers and suppliers through direct trading and supplier connections. Each opportunity starts with the product being offered, the buyer’s requirements, and the commercial terms for the proposed transaction.
A gold inquiry needs more than a price and a volume. Product form, stated purity, assay information, and source are essential to understanding an offer. Buyers also need to set out the specification they require and the destination they are buying for.
Our work can take the form of a direct purchase or sale, or a sourcing relationship between a buyer and a supplier. We start with the product and the requirement, then discuss the supporting documents, available quantity, pricing basis, and delivery expectations.
For gold buyers
Share the product form and purity you require, the volume you intend to purchase, and your destination. Include any assay, inspection, or documentation requirements so these can be discussed alongside the supplier’s offer.
For gold suppliers
Introduce your business and the gold you are offering. Include its source, form, stated purity, available quantity, and any supporting assay or product documents. Tell us whether you are proposing a single sale or a recurring supply relationship.
BUYING & SUPPLY INQUIRIES
Information for a gold inquiry.
Use these details to introduce a buying requirement or supplier offer. If a specification or term is still open, tell us what needs to be discussed. This gives both sides a clearer basis for reviewing the opportunity.
Describe the form of gold being sought or offered, the required or stated purity, and any assay results available.
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Quantity & schedule
State the quantity, preferred timing, and whether the requirement is for one transaction or repeated supply.
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Origin & destination
Include the source country, current location of the product if known, and the intended delivery destination.
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Supporting documentation
Describe the product and source documents available, together with any assay, inspection, or other documents the buyer requires.
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Pricing & delivery terms
Set out your proposed pricing basis, currency, payment expectations, and delivery arrangements, or identify the terms still to be agreed.
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Your business
Introduce your company, its location, and whether you are buying, supplying, or representing another business. Include a contact person for the inquiry.
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