The iron ore is described with a grade of 57% and a capacity of 55,000 tons, with physical specifications of 0–10 mm for 90% of the material, a maximum of 10% above 10 mm and 35% below 150 microns. Pyrolysis carbon black is currently produced at 4–5 tonnes per day with a stock of 50 tonnes at this moment, graded N330 and originating from South Africa. Copper rod is listed at 99.99% grade with a capacity of 500 tonnes, originating from Zambia. Copper ore is reported at 40–41% copper, 3.4 g/t gold, 412.5 g/t silver, 1.38% alumina and 9.5% iron, with an ore grade between 3/6%, already washed and packed in bulk bags, a capacity of 500 tonnes a month and a monthly volume of 7,000 tonnes, originating from Zimbabwe. Inspection for iron ore, copper rod and copper ore is conducted by SGS or a similar agency at the loading port, and the buyer may appoint an independent surveyor acceptable to the seller for weighing, sampling and analysis. Pyrolysis carbon black is offered on CIF incoterms. Copper rod is offered on CIF incoterms with pricing referenced to LME plus 600$, negotiable. Copper ore is priced EXW with the possibility of CIF or delivery to the port, and payment by SBLC. Buyers can send an enquiry through Global Trade Plaza.