Surplus works both ways. Sellers turn idle stock into working capital. Buyers get material that already exists, at a price fresh procurement cannot match.
Excess, discontinued, slow-moving or cancelled-order material tying up floor space and working capital. We give you a second channel to move it — beyond scrap rates, to a buyer who will use it as steel.
What you get: a valuation on the lot, a matched buyer, and payment against a proper invoice. No listing fee.
Steel that already exists, in a yard, today. No rolling schedule, no mill minimum, no import lead time. Usually well below the cost of fresh procurement — and sometimes the only place a discontinued size still exists.
The trade-off, stated plainly: the lot is what it is. You cannot ask for more of it, and the documentation is whatever came with it. We tell you exactly what a lot carries before you commit.
The seller gives the grades, forms, sizes, numbers, conditions, locations and the supporting evidence, including photographs.
Declared grade checked against whatever evidence the lot carries — certificate, heat number, marking, purchase invoice. Spectro analysis where the value justifies it.
Section and length measured from the declaration. Surface condition, rust, bends and cut ends were noted. Actual weight not estimated.
Three types of evidence were captured: a full mill test certificate, partial or invoice evidence, or no evidence. You should print on the offer, never leave it vague.
The lot is bid based on the grade, condition and documentation, and then sold to a buyer who requires the lot's grade, condition, and documentation.
GST invoice, e-way bill and transport arranged by us. No direct contact between the buyer and seller.
There is no fixed minimum. A single mould block can be worth listing if the grade is in demand. Very small mixed remnants are usually better sold as scrap, and we will tell you that honestly rather than waste your time.
No. Lots are offered on grade, size and condition. Your company name is not disclosed to buyers unless you ask us to.
Yes, and many buyers do for non-critical work. What we will not do is let you assume a certificate exists. Every offer states its documentation status before you commit.
Against the prevailing market rate for that grade, discounted for condition, documentation and how quickly the lot needs to move. You see the figure before you decide.
We do. Loading, e-way bill, LR copy and delivery are coordinated by us on both sides of the transaction.
We come back with the source named and the lead time split between stock and mill-rolled material — so your planning is based on a real date, not an optimistic one.
