Tin Concentrate
Au Club supplies tin concentrate (cassiterite, SnO₂-bearing) with 40–70% Sn content, sourced from Thailand and Laos, shipped FOB from Laem Chabang. Independent inspection by SGS or Alex Stewart International. LC and TT accepted.
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Product Overview
| Product | Tin Concentrate |
|---|---|
| Sn Grade | 40–70% |
| Form | Cassiterite (SnO₂) |
| Origin | Thailand and Laos |
| Moisture | Per SGS assay |
| Packaging | Bulk / Big bags / Drums |
| HS Code | 2609.00.00 |
Commercial Terms
| Payment Terms | LC at sight / TT |
|---|---|
| Minimum Quantity | 25 MT |
| Price Basis | LME Tin |
| Pricing Unit | USD/MT (Sn) |
| Incoterms | FOB Laem Chabang |
| Inspection | SGS / Alex Stewart |
| Lead Time | 3–6 weeks |
Origin
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Tin Concentrate — questions answered.
Where can I buy tin concentrate?
Au Club supplies tin concentrate (cassiterite SnO2, 60-70% Sn) sourced from DRC, Bolivia, Myanmar, Indonesia, Rwanda, and Nigeria. ITSCI traceability available for DRC and Rwanda origin material. Pricing references the LME Tin cash settlement, adjusted for treatment charges and freight. HS code 2609.00.
Is Au Club's tin ITSCI-certified?
Au Club's DRC and Rwanda tin concentrate is supplied under the ITSCI (ITRI Tin Supply Chain Initiative) traceability scheme. All shipments include the ITSCI tag and chain-of-custody documentation, satisfying the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas.
What is the typical grade of tin concentrate Au Club trades?
Au Club trades tin concentrate at 60-70% Sn content as standard. Lower-grade material (40-60% Sn) is available case-by-case. Pricing is set per tonne of contained tin against the LME Tin cash settlement, with treatment charges deducted.
How are treatment charges (TCs) calculated for tin concentrate?
The treatment charge is the per-tonne fee a smelter charges to convert tin concentrate into refined metal. TCs are negotiated between trader and smelter based on grade, deleterious elements, and market conditions. Higher grades earn lower TCs. Au Club passes the smelter TC through to the seller, retaining only a defined margin disclosed at contract.
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