About Us
Dhatu International is a Singapore-based trading company founded in 2005.
We purchase recycled ferrous and non-ferrous material from across the world for consumers in Asia. Our monthly scrap trade comprises of ferrous, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass, lead and zinc grades.
Dhatu International trades 55,000mt of ferrous material every month and 2,000mt of non-ferrous materials. In addition, we also trade in semi-finished and finished steels like billets and rebars. We connect companies across the world with consumers in Asia.
We are proud members of BIR and ISRI.
Our Features
Built and backed by a team of experienced professionals and industry experts, Dhatu International is designed to smoothen trade between Asia and the rest of the world.
Our strategic services meet the needs of all types and sizes of clients – from small set ups to multinational entities.
We deliver real results for American and European companies looking to diversify their sales and gain additional margin on scrap sales.
We help suppliers and consumers gain a better understanding of each other’s needs while taking on the risk directly by buying the material directly from suppliers through direct payment.
We remove the friction and deliver lasting growth to our partners since our service prioritizes quality and sustainability, over quantity.
Commodities in Focus
Dhatu International focuses its attention on the trade of recycled commodities and helps recycling companies connect with Asian mills’ purchasing teams to facilitate meaningful trade.
With extensive sales knowledge and expertise of local markets in prevailing & emerging economies, Dhatu International is well placed to maximize margins.
Team
Our management team comprises of industry experts, bringing over 80 years of combined experience to a well established company. The team is led by Mr Chopra, who has spent the last two decades in the multi-lingual world of commodities trade.
Partners
Company partners include some of the largest recycling companies in North America, Europe, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Asia with volumes exceeding 100,000mt in just the last quarter.
