leading African-owned commodity trader of non-ferrous metals, Zéro Ferro and House of Commodity (HOC), is aiming to disrupt the global market as it begins the export of metals to China.


Already, the organisation has exported copper concentrates to China, with an estimated yearly export value of $504 million.

With a presence in Nigeria, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Chief Executive Officer of the company, Olajide Abiola, said the company has successfully navigated the complexities of global commodity trading, establishing HOC and Zéro Ferro as a formidable player in the market.

In a statement, he noted that the organisation is sourcing high-quality non-ferrous metals from African mines and exporting them to global markets with a focus on copper.

Working with bonded warehouses like Zamfast/Costco Shipping to drive the logistics in a safe and timely manner, Abiola said the organisation is leveraging existing resources across African countries.

The company’s metals exports are destined for China, the world’s largest consumer of copper. With a projected annual export volume of 180,000 metric tonnes, Zéro Ferro is poised to become a significant player in the global copper market.


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