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Main Corporate Website
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XPS
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Glencore Technology
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Zipatank
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Hypersparge
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JamesonCell
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Albion Process
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Viterra
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Aquarius Energy
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Glencore in South Africa
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Glencore in the DRC
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Mutanda Mining
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Kamoto Copper Company
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Astron Energy
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Katanga Mining Limited
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Glencore Australia
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Viterra Australia
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Bulga Coal
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Liddell Coal
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Mangoola
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McArthur River Mine
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Mt Owen Complex
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Ravensworth operations
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Ulan Coal
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United Project
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Wandoan Coal
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West Wallsend
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Murrin Murrin
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Mount Isa Mines
We are one of the world’s leading marketers of physical commodities.
We physically source commodities and products from our global supplier base – and sell them to customers all over the world.
This means transporting commodities by sea, rail and truck, storing them, processing them, and delivering them to the time, quality and specification that our customers need.
Through these marketing activities, we set ourselves apart from companies who focus mainly on commodity production.
What is marketing
Marketing - Moving commodities from A to B
Marketing - Supplying the commodities the world needs
Marketing - Producing, moving and marketing nickel
What we do
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Metals and minerals
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Energy products
Metals and minerals
Energy products
Our global suppliers
We sell commodities that we mine and produce ourselves. But through our marketing business, we also source from an extensive base of third-party commodity suppliers, in countries all over the world.
Our customers
We market to a broad base of industrial consumers, in sectors such as automotive, steel, semi-fabricators, power generation and oil.
We aim to maintain long-term commercial relationships with our customers, who value our scale, reputation and market knowledge.
Our assets
At the heart of our marketing business is a network of strategically located assets – allowing us to process, store and transport commodities and products.
These assets include warehouses, ships, storage, port facilities and commodity processing plants.
How we add value
Because we market commodities from supplier to customer, we are able to add value throughout the supply chain. We do this through:
Blending and processing
We can blend and process products to meet the specific needs of industrial consumers.
Storage and logistics
We can store and ship commodities as needed via our global network of assets – both to add value and to maximise arbitrage.
Of course, this requires high quality standards – so we adopt a rigorous approach to supply chain management.
Financing
We can arrange short- and long-term financing for both customers and suppliers, helping ensure long-term supply and demand for commodities.
Arbitrage
We aim to make money from arbitrage – in other words, buying a commodity at a certain price, and selling it at a predictably higher price, taking into account our costs.
Our global networks allow us to take advantage the following arbitrage opportunities:
Geography
We aim to source a product in one place, ship it, and then sell it at a higher price in another location.
Time
We seek to buy a commodity at a certain time, and sell it at a different time at a higher price.
Production
We aim to buy products, add value by blending and processing them, then sell them for a higher price.