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TRADIUM GmbH
TRADIUM GmbH trades in technology metals, including rhenium, rare earths and precious metals. The owner-managed company has been supplying innovative industries from over 70 countries for 25 years. With more than 45 metals and metal compounds, TRADIUM offers the widest product range of these strategic raw materials in Europe.
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Innovative business model
TRADIUM has developed an innovative dual business model that serves to strengthen the security of supply for European industry. For the first time, industrial companies and private customers are linked together in commodity trading.
At TRADIUM, buyers of tangible assets acquire selected strategic metals as physical assets - such as rhenium, germanium, hafnium, neodymium, dysprosium, platinum or ruthenium. These raw materials are then stored securely in the duty-free warehouse of TRADIUM's partner company METLOCK.
If required, the stored metals are available to industry. Buyers of physical assets have the opportunity to sell them on to processing companies via TRADIUM, potentially at a profit - for example in phases of market shortage, in the event of delivery delays or in the event of political export restrictions.
Contact for rhenium at TRADIUM
Our experts have many years of experience with rhenium and other strategic raw materials - and can therefore advise you right from the development phase of your products. Once your product is ready for series production, TRADIUM is already certified as a supplier and can provide you with a long-term supply of consistent quality.
TRADIUM GmbH maintains a global network based on excellent, long-standing business relationships with producers and customers. Thanks to these partnerships and our extensive stock of strategic raw materials, TRADIUM delivers reliably - even in times of scarce supply.
Email: jan.giese@tradium.com
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