We offer Antimony ore and concentrate sourced from African mining partners.
- Raw ore Sb content: approx. 35%
- Concentrate Sb content: approx. 50-55%
- Monthly capacity: up to 1000 MT
- Packaging: Jumbo bags (1 ton each) or as required
- Assay report: Available upon request (SGS or certified local lab)
- Export terms: FOB Africa (Durban / Dar es Salaam)
We welcome inquiries from smelters, trading firms, and industrial buyers worldwide.
SPECIFICATIONS:
A) PRODUCT: ANTIMONY ORE mineral 50% to 65%
B) SIZE: Above 2 inch or 6 cm crush
C) HUMIDITY: max.10.00% at 105�ºC.
D) ORIGIN: Honduras
E) DELIVERY: FOB
F) QUANTITY: 100 MT to 300 Per month (+/-5%),
G) CONTRACT: Renewable for a 1-year contract. First shipment 25 days after the firm of the contract
H) PRICES:
1) 50% to 55%: 1150$
2) 55.1% to 59.9% :1300$
3) 60%: 1450$
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Production of Antimonio ore from 30% of Grade for export, without contaminants, monthly production of 1 thousand to 5 thousand tons, we have all the necessary documents to operate, mining concession, REINFO, IGAFON, agreements with communities, etc.
Antimony Ore for Sale
We are offering antimony ore with a concentration of 20-40% at a price of 4,500 Thai Baht per percent. The pricing is available either Ex-Works (factory gate) or FOB (Free On Board) at a port in Thailand.
11. Mainly used for the preparation of - V compound semiconductor InSb, Bi2Sb, GaSb, high purity alloys, electronic refrigeration element materials and germanium, silicon single crystal dopants.
