Established in 1975, is operating under the name of Sizer Metals Pvt. Ltd, We have grown constantly to reach new heights. We currently have warehousing facilities and offices focused around Asia; in Singapore, Mumbai and Rajkot.
We partner with our customers to offer competitive global sourcing solutions that combine our market knowledge with financial resources. Sizer Metals Pte. Ltd. located in Asia’s business hub Singapore, the crossroad of all major trade routes between the East and the West. By leveraging its world-class infrastructure and strong supporting cluster of commodity banks, logistics, liberal trade policy and competitive tax rates, we are able to offer our customers an extended competitive advantage in the world of metals.
We have a diverse portfolio of products through which we focus on creating long-term value for our customers by prioritizing their interests.
Concentrates
Other Metals
Ferro Alloys
Minor Metals
Base Metals
We specialize in connecting the suppliers or manufacturers with end consumers in the industry. We procure base metals from our subsidiary company in Singapore which is affiliated with the London Metal Exchange and key manufacturers. Ferro alloys and minor metals are sourced directly, either through indenting agents in India as well as manufacturers in China, Europe and other parts of the world.
Tin is our largest book and this has been achievable only because we strive to be the best in this commodity. Our expertise in tin is developed because of our experience of over 40 Years in this commodity and our relationships with our clients. Our clients are spread across the globe using tin to make various finished products.
July 17, 2020
Source REUTERS
* Copper close to two-year peak * Analysts see fair price around $6,000 LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) – Copper hovered near its highest in two years on Friday, supported by supply disruptions, though souring U.S.-China relations and rising coronavirus infections kept gains in check. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) edged 0.1% higher […]
July 20, 2020
Source World Bank
Metal prices surged 8.4% in June 2020, following a 3.7% rise in May, driven by a confluence of demand recovery in China and supply concerns in Latin America. However, prices are still 5.2% lower than at the start of the year due to the impact of COVID-19 containment measures. The World Bank Metals and Minerals […]