Our services

End-to-end supply solutions for raw materials, ferroalloys, minerals and semi-finished steel

From sourcing and trading to logistics, quality control and technical support, Azin Material & Mining manages every step of your raw material, ferroalloy, mineral and semi-finished steel supply. One team, one point of contact, full accountability.

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From first inquiry to final shipment, you work with the same dedicated coordinators backed by 20+ years of combined experience in industrial supply chains.

A single integrated approach

How we work

One coordinated service from source to mill or foundry

Instead of dealing with separate traders, forwarders and inspectors, you get one integrated service provider. Azin Material & Mining aligns sourcing, contracts, logistics and quality so every shipment matches your specs and arrives when your production needs it.

Understand your process, steel grades and product mix in detail.

Match you with suitable mines, smelters and steel producers across multiple origins.

Plan vessels, containers and inland transport to your plant.

Support you after delivery with analysis and adjustments.

Core service pillars

Global sourcing & trading

We secure ores, ferroalloys, minerals and semi-finished steel from vetted producers worldwide, negotiating terms that balance quality, price and reliability for your plant.

Logistics & freight management

Our logistics team coordinates bulk and containerized ocean freight, inland delivery and port handling so your cargo moves smoothly through each hand-off.

Quality control & inspection

We arrange pre-shipment and arrival inspections, lab analysis and documentation across origins and destinations, helping ensure each lot meets the agreed chemical and physical specs.

Technical & metallurgical advisory

Metallurgical specialists advise on grade selection, charging practice and cost-performance in steel and alloy production, helping you get more value out of every tonne charged.

Market intelligence & commercial risk guidance

You receive concise updates on ore, ferroalloy and steel input markets, plus guidance on contract and pricing structures that help manage commercial and supply risk over time.

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Spot & trial shipments

For new grades or short-term needs, we arrange single or limited shipments so your team can test performance before committing long term.

Long-term supply programs

Multi-month or multi-year contracts with clear specs, delivery schedules and pricing structures designed to secure continuity of supply across multiple products and origins.

Project-based solutions

Custom sourcing and logistics plans for expansions, new lines or seasonal peaks, with flexible volumes and tighter coordination.

Every plant operates differently, and our services are built around that reality. We invest time up front to learn your melt practice, product mix, storage limitations and risk appetite, then design a supply solution that fits. The goal is simple: fewer surprises, more control and a supply chain for raw materials, ferroalloys, minerals and semi-finished steel you don’t have to worry about every week.

What you gain

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Fewer supply interruptions

Integrated planning, diversified sources and close coordination with your team reduce the risk of production stops caused by missing raw materials or alloys.

Better chemistry consistency

Tight control of specs, documentation and inspections leads to more stable steel chemistry and fewer surprises in mechanical properties.

Clearer commercial visibility

Transparent contracts, shipment tracking and regular market updates give you better visibility on costs, exposure and upcoming decisions.

Frequently asked questions

What products does Azin Material & Mining supply?

We supply selected raw materials, ferroalloys, minerals and semi-finished steel products used in steel and alloy production. This includes ores, key bulk ferroalloys and semi-finished steel forms. For each product, we work with different grades and sizes depending on your process and target specifications. If you share your target chemistry and practice, we’ll recommend suitable options.

Which regions can you deliver to?

Our core focus is mills, foundries and industrial producers across MENA, South Asia and Africa, with the flexibility to support other destinations when logistics are feasible. If you share your plant location and preferred discharge port, we can quickly confirm whether regular deliveries are practical.

What incoterms and shipment sizes do you work with?

We are flexible on incoterms and typically work with FOB, CFR, CIF or DAP, depending on what fits your procurement and logistics setup. Shipment sizes range from containerized lots for trials or smaller plants to bulk vessel cargoes for larger consumers. We can also explore partial cargoes or shared vessels where volumes and timing allow.

How do you handle quality control and documentation?

Quality is managed at multiple points. We agree clear chemical and physical specs in the contract, then arrange inspections and sampling at origin where appropriate. Upon arrival, we can support additional sampling and lab analysis. You receive certificates of analysis, weight notes, packing lists and other documentation required for your internal and customs processes. Any deviations are addressed transparently and promptly.

What payment terms and financing options are available?

Standard payment structures include letters of credit, cash against documents and, in some cases, advance payments. For established customers and specific projects, we may explore more tailored structures that help manage cash flow or price risk, always within a framework that is compliant and mutually secure.

How do we start working together?

The best first step is a short technical and commercial discussion. We’ll ask about your current raw material and alloy usage, furnace type, annual volume, target grades and any challenges you’re facing. Based on that, we’ll propose product options, an initial shipment structure and an indicative schedule. Once we align on specs, pricing and terms, we formalize the contract and begin planning logistics for your first delivery.