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Critical Minerals & Metals

Critical minerals & metals — lead and antimony, produced and exported to specification.

London Arena manufactures lead and antimony products at its group production facilities and exports them to industrial buyers worldwide — with the quality control, compliance and logistics discipline that strategic materials demand.

Lead ingots stacked on pallets in a warehouse, rows receding into the hall.
What we cover

The scope of work in critical minerals & metals.

  • Lead and antimony production at group facilities
  • Export to industrial buyers in international markets
  • Quality control, assay and specification management
  • Long-term supply and offtake agreements
  • Shipping, logistics and trade documentation
  • Export-control, sanctions and chemical-safety compliance
Roles

The three roles London Arena takes.

Producer

Manufactures lead and antimony products at group production facilities, to the grade and form each buyer specifies.

Exporter

Runs export end to end — contracts, documentation, shipping and delivery to destination.

Supply partner

Secures long-term supply for industrial buyers and structures offtake around their production plans.

Pallets of metal ingots on an export quay beside a cargo ship at blue hour.
Where lead and antimony go

Materials the modern economy runs on.

Antimony appears on the critical-mineral lists of the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United States. Lead remains indispensable to energy storage and radiation protection.

  • Aisles of industrial battery cabinets inside an energy storage building.

    Energy storage

    Lead-acid batteries still carry most automotive, standby and back-up storage; antimony strengthens the lead alloys inside them.

  • A heavy radiation-shielding door standing open in a clean treatment corridor.

    Radiation protection

    Lead’s density makes it the standard material for shielding in medical, nuclear and industrial facilities.

  • Bundled insulated cables running along a steel cable tray.

    Fire safety

    Antimony compounds are essential partners to flame retardants in plastics, textiles and cable insulation.

  • Sheets of clear glass moving on rollers along a float-glass production line.

    Glass and solar

    Antimony is used to refine glass — including the glass that covers solar panels.

A metallurgical quality-control laboratory with polished samples laid out on the bench.
Quality & compliance

Quality you can assay. Compliance you can audit.

Lead and antimony move under some of the strictest product, trade and safety rules in industry. Every shipment is produced, tested and documented to the buyer’s specification and to the rules of the markets it crosses.

  • Assay and certificates of analysis to the buyer’s specification
  • Specification management by grade and form
  • Export-control and sanctions screening of every counterparty
  • Chemical-safety compliance for destination markets, including EU REACH
  • Safe handling, packaging and transport of hazardous materials
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