Our Commodities

Manganese is vital for steel alloy production, enhancing hardness, tensile strength, and wear resistance. Over 90% of global manganese ore is consumed by the steel industry, with growing demand also emerging from the battery precursor and chemical sectors.

Coal is a key energy source and industrial fuel, widely used to power thermal power plants, support steelmaking through coking, and produce valuable by-products like tar and syngas, essential in the chemical industry. With markets influenced by major suppliers such as Coal India, demand continues to play a critical role in global industrial operations.

Recycled scrap metal reduces costs and energy use in steelmaking and manufacturing — demand is rising with sustainability trends.

Derived from coal, coke is indispensable in blast furnace operations, where it provides intense heat and acts as a reducing agent essential for iron production. As a critical part of coal and coke supply chains, it remains fundamental to global steelmaking.

With over 95% SiO₂ purity, silica sand is essential for glass manufacturing, foundry molds, water filtration systems, construction materials, abrasives, and ceramics. Its demand is increasing rapidly, driven by growth in the solar industry and large-scale infrastructure development.

Pure crystalline SiO₂ is widely used in electronics—such as oscillators—along with applications in glass manufacturing, ceramics, and abrasives. Its exceptional purity and thermal stability are driving rising demand across rapidly growing technology and construction sectors.

With its high density and excellent chemical stability, barytes is essential in drilling muds, paints, plastics, rubber, and pharmaceutical formulations. It provides the necessary opacity, weight, and performance characteristics required across multiple industrial applications.

A fine clay with high purity, kaolinite clay is widely used in ceramics, porcelain, paper coatings, adhesives, and pharmaceuticals. Valued for its whiteness, smooth texture, and excellent finish quality.

Ferromanganese, ferrosilicon, and related ferroalloys are essential steel additives that enhance strength, assist in deoxidizing, and help refine metal properties, playing a vital role across heavy industries.

Limestone is essential to cement manufacturing, steel fluxing, agricultural soil neutralization, flue gas desulfurization, and water treatment—making it one of the most versatile and widely used industrial minerals.

Dolomite is widely used in steel plant flux, refractories, glass manufacturing, and agrochemicals, with over 80% of global production consumed by the iron and steel industry. Closely related to dolomitic limestone, it remains a critical material for high-temperature and metallurgical applications.

Essential in cement for setting control, gypsum is also widely used in plasterboard manufacturing, soil conditioning, and fertilizer granulation—making it a critical material for both construction and agricultural applications worldwide.

A by-product of steel mills, it’s recycled for iron recovery, cement additives, or sintering feed — valued for its high iron content and sustainability.

A swellable clay used in drilling muds, foundry molds, pelletizing iron ore, sealants, cat litter, and bentonite powder applications—valued for its binding and absorbency.

A high-temperature polymorph of silica used in refractory ceramics, glass formulations, engineered stone, and advanced construction materials—valued for its exceptional thermal stability and durability.