Iron ore (hematite and magnetite) for steel manufacturing. Available in lump, fines, and concentrate forms with competitive Fe content.
Nigeria possesses extensive iron ore deposits, primarily hematite and magnetite, located in Kogi, Enugu, and Nassarawa states. Our iron ore is sourced from established mining operations with proven reserves and consistent grade profiles.
As the fundamental raw material for steel production, iron ore remains one of the world's most traded commodities. We supply lump ore, fines, and concentrates with competitive Fe content, suitable for blast furnace and direct reduction steelmaking processes.
Certified quality parameters verified by independent laboratories.
Origin
Nigeria
Fe Content
≥ 58% (Lump) / ≥ 62% (Fines)
SiO₂
≤ 6%
Al₂O₃
≤ 3%
P Content
≤ 0.08%
S Content
≤ 0.05%
Moisture
≤ 10%
Form
Lump (6–40mm) / Fines (0–6mm) / Concentrate
Packaging
Jumbo bags (1–2 MT) / Bulk vessel
LOI
≤ 5%
Complete documentation package accompanying every shipment.
01 — Document
Certificate of Origin
02 — Document
Mineral Analysis Report
03 — Document
SGS Inspection
04 — Document
Bill of Lading
05 — Document
Export License
Trade Terms
Incoterms
FOB / CIF
Payment
100% Irrevocable L/C
Min Order
500 MT
Loading Port
Lagos, Nigeria
Delivery
21–30 days
Applications
Quality Control
Every shipment undergoes independent third-party inspection to guarantee compliance with international quality standards and destination country regulations.
SGS
SGS S.A.
Bureau Veritas
Bureau Veritas
Intertek
Intertek Group
Cotecna
Cotecna Inspection
Common questions about iron ore sourcing and export.
Our lump ore contains ≥58% Fe, while our fines and concentrates reach ≥62% Fe. Beneficiation can be applied to achieve higher grades upon request.
SiO₂ ≤6%, Al₂O₃ ≤3%, P ≤0.08%, S ≤0.05%. These levels are suitable for most blast furnace and DRI operations.
Lump ore: 6-40mm. Fines: 0-6mm. Concentrate: -200 mesh. Size distribution reports are provided with each shipment.
Container shipments start at 500 MT (minimum order). Bulk vessel shipments of 10,000-50,000 MT can be arranged through Port Harcourt or Lagos ports.
