Copper Ore Mines 99% Cu CAS NO.7440-50-8

Copper Ore Lumps in size 50mm max. packed in big sulphate bags
Copper Ore Cathodes in sheets of size 914 mm x 914 mm x 12 mm
 

For proved clients, UKREXPORT procures direct access to African producers of Copper Ore Lumps, Copper Cathodes, Cobalt Chips, as well as minor Tantalite, Graphite, Lithium concentrates and materials. You proved to buy Manganese or Iron minerals from Ukraine -- then you qualify to buy Copper minerals from Congo. You proved to buy secondary recycled Copper Sheets from Ukraine -- then you qualify to buy primary electrolytic Copper Cathodes from Zambia. You ask why Because, dear dilettantes, there’s nice little limerick in Ukraine, recited to small Ukrainian children first of all: “Little children, for nothing in the world; Do not walk, children, children, in Africa for a walk!” I paraphrase it for teenagers: if you have not grown up yet, if you have not earned dozens millions of dollars yet, then you better not stick your nose in Africa unattended or unaccompanied. I address to adult buyers of Copper Cathodes: 12 months x 1000mt/month x $7000/mt = 84 million dollars = standard prerequisite for an African Copper Mine to welcome you alone and kiss your ass. Otherwise no one covers your ass if you dump me and go walk in Africa by yourself. And now, very poignantly, let me show you what namely gorillas and crocodiles have already occupied main habitats of Copper business in Africa:      

-- Konkola Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by Vedanta Resources/ZCCM-IH
-- Mopani Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by ZCCM-IH/Glencore/FQM Ltd
-- Barrick Lumwana Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by Equinox
-- Kansanshi Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by FQM Ltd/ZCCM-IH
-- Lubambe Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by EMR/ZCCM-IH
-- Luanshya Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by CNMC
-- Chibuluma Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by Jinchuan/ZCCM-IH
-- Chambishi Copper Mine (Zambia) owned by CNMC
-- Baluba Copper-Cobalt Mine (Zambia) owned by CNMC

Number 1 though 4 in the above list account for 80% of all Zambia-made Copper. Democratic Republic of Congo is second largest African reserve of Copper business watchdogs: Kapulo Copper Mine (DRC), Kipoi Copper Mine (DRC), Kinsevere Copper Mine (DRC), Ruashi Copper-Cobalt Mine, Kamoto Underground Mine (DRC), etc.

Therefore, dear quick smart sweet buyers of Copper Ore or Copper Cathodes, commit to myself and make it my deal or do it yourself and make in your pants. The Ore is almost no longer exported out of Africa. The Cathodes are being exported, but far from to every client:
 
Purity: 99.97% Cu; 99.99% Cu
Dimension: 914 mm x 914 mm x 12 mm (LME Standards)
Weight of each sheet: 125 Kilograms (Approximately +/-2%)
Net weight of each pallet: 2.000 Kilograms (Approximately +/-2%)
Net weight per container: 20.0 Metric Tons (Approximately +/-2%)
Gross weight per container: 22.2 Metric Tons (Approximately +/-2%)

As a rule, minimal order quantity is 500mt for spot offer and 1,000mt x12 = 12,000mt for annual contract. Prices correspond to LME (London Metal Exchange) indications -20% discount (at best) or without any discount. For example, LME Copper official settlement price being $7,000/mt. You got many million dollars for annual contract and you bid to buy at $5,600/mt CIF your destination. You got few million dollars for spot offer and you bid to buy at $7,000/mt even FOB Africa. Proved clients qualify for 100% L/C, but still pay first 2% T/T prior to main contract with miner.