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London Metal Exchange

The London Metal Exchange is the world centre for industrial metals trading. Most of the world’s global non-ferrous futures business is conducted on the LME’s three trading platforms totalling $15 trillion, 149 million lots and 3.5 billion tonnes with a market open interest high of 1.8 million lots in 2023.

Participants can transfer or take on price risk against aluminium, copper, nickel, tin, zinc, lead, molybdenum, cobalt, lithium, steel scrap, rebar and hot-rolled coil as well as aluminium premiums and alloys.

In December 2023, 1,163,830 tonnes of material were held on LME warrant in more than 450 storage facilities in 14 countries across 32 global locations.

The LME is a member of HKEX Group.


SAS Logistics Ltd

SAS Logistics is a veteran-owned and third-party logistics company headquartered in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with over 65 years of combined industry experience. Our global clients benefits from our 150-truck fleet, as we consistently deliver innovative transportation solutions.  

Our offices are strategically located near the major ports of Dar es Salaam and Tanga, placing us at the center of trade and commerce in the East and Central African region.  

Our commitment to excellent customer service has driven our expansion into the mining and energy sectors, resulting in the development of efficient operational processes.  

For more details, visit our website www.sas-logistics.co.tz.


Simba Terminals

Simba Supply Chain Solutions (SSCS) is a leading provider of comprehensive supply chain solutions across East Africa, employing around 450 professionals dedicated to ensuring efficient, economical, safe, and timely delivery of materials to consumer markets. The company's mission is to move Africa forward by enhancing the efficiency and reliability of supply chains in the region.

A key division of SSCS, Simba Terminals, operates strategically at the Tanga and Dar es Salaam Ports. With extensive warehouse services, Simba Terminals handles bulk and break-bulk cargo, including bagging services. The Tanga Port facility boasts a 4,000 SQM warehouse inside the port and an extended 10,000 SQM facility outside, capable of handling 15,000mt of breakbulk cargo, 40,000mt of bulk cargo, and 18,000mt of copper cathodes.

Simba Terminals plays a significant role in managing the supply chain of copper and other minerals from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Dar es Salaam and Tanga Ports, ensuring a seamless flow of goods. This includes handling southbound chemical reagents and northbound metals like copper, cobalt, nickel, and tin.

For more information, you can view the following link: https://youtu.be/4ZKbKsjPAdQ