Supply and offtake straight from the operations of an engineer-owned mining collective. Volumes, sizing and delivery terms are agreed contract by contract, direct with the buyer — no intermediaries between you and the ground the material comes out of.
Two products come off the same run-of-mine feed, alongside a long-term offtake programme and enquiries for the other materials we carry. Each line states what is produced, at what grade and what size; volume and delivery terms are set in the contract.
A briquette is iron ore fines compacted with a binder into a block a furnace can take directly — a lower-carbon alternative to sinter and pellets that uses no water in the making. GTA is bringing a briquetting plant into production in Brazil, fed by fines its own processing already produces.
Fine ore from an already-installed processing unit, with a further run-of-mine line to be assembled to take the remaining fines at 60%+ iron.
Two complete briquetting lines, a calcination furnace with high-temperature drying, additional burners and conveyor infrastructure. A 5,000 m² warehouse is planned for equipment and storage.
A line running up to 400 tonnes an hour yields roughly 30% fines, giving the plant a feed measured in tens of thousands of tonnes of briquettes.
The installed unit holds an operating licence with eight years to run, leased by GTA for its duration and renewable for a further eight. Documentation is in place for domestic sale and for export.
Blast furnaces, as a direct substitute for lump ore or pellets; and direct-reduction plants, including green-steel routes running on natural gas or hydrogen.
Alongside the traded materials, the collective holds a crushed-stone operation with confirmed mining rights and valid environmental licensing. These are the positions open on it. Status is stated as it stands — some are live, others are prospective.
Commercial terms, capital structure and the supporting documentation are issued to qualified counterparties on request, under a mutual non-disclosure agreement. Nothing on this page is an offer of securities or an invitation to invest.
Everything on this page comes off ground the collective holds and works itself. Material is crushed and screened where it is mined — crushing lines, inclined conveyors, screen decks and sized product bins — so it leaves already graded rather than raw.
A short, direct process. Grade, sizing and volume are settled before anything is committed, and one named contact carries the account from enquiry through to loading.
A first conversation to establish the material you need, the monthly volume and where it has to go. No documents change hands at this stage. We say plainly whether we can serve the requirement before anything moves forward.
Where commercial detail has to be exchanged, both sides sign a mutual non-disclosure agreement first. Pricing, volumes and destinations discussed after that point stay inside it, on both sides.
You receive the written specification for the line you are pursuing: grade, sizing and the analysis behind it. Samples are dispatched on request so your own laboratory can confirm the figures before you commit.
Buyers are welcome at the operations to watch extraction, crushing and screening for themselves. Pre-shipment inspection and weighing are arranged for each contract.
Grade, sizing, tonnage and schedule are written into the supply contract, with KYC and AML checks completed on both sides. Delivery and payment terms are set out there in full.
Tell us which line you want to discuss, the monthly volume you need and where it has to be delivered. Enquiries are answered directly by the commercial team.
