Services

From the mine to the market, under one roof

Oman Global supplies minerals and metals to industrial markets and invests in the mining projects that produce them. Procurement, hedging and the fleet sit inside the same company, so we answer for every step.

Fine iron ore concentrate moves from a coastal processing plant by conveyor and loaded gondola rail wagons to stockpiles and a dry-bulk carrier at the terminal.
Physical commodity supply
  1. 01

    Pillar 01

    Commodity Supply

    Oman Global supplies both ferrous and non-ferrous commodities. The ferrous side covers iron ore concentrate (IOC) and iron ore pellets (IOP), direct reduced iron (DRI) and hot briquetted iron (HBI), high-purity iron (HPI), steel slabs and billets. The non-ferrous side covers copper concentrate (Cu Conc.) and copper cathodes (Cu Cathode). We also supply granulated sulphur.

    We connect producers with industrial buyers and manage supply from sourcing through to delivery, working through exclusive agreements, the open market and tenders.

  2. 02

    Pillar 02

    Investment in Mines

    Oman Global invests directly in ferrous and non-ferrous mines and develops them, with a strategic focus on Australia as a tier-1 iron ore destination. Our dedicated Australian arm is wholly owned by Oman Global and is developing magnetite iron ore in Western Australia.

  3. 03

    Pillar 03

    Procurement

    Oman Global provides strategic procurement for the mining and industrial sectors, built on long-term supplier relationships rather than one-off orders.

    We source bulk materials such as piping, fittings and valves, and engineered equipment including pumps, compressors, heaters, fixed equipment, instrumentation, control systems, switchgear and electrical panels. Suppliers are assessed against internationally accepted technical specifications, and each order is matched to the quantity, the destination and the delivery schedule the project calls for.

  4. 04

    Pillar 04

    Deal Desk

    Oman Global's deal desk, established in 2023, manages price risk around the group's physical positions with listed futures, options, and exchange-traded funds in iron ore, precious and base metals, energy, and agricultural commodities. Each hedge is booked against the cargo or contract it covers, sized to that exposure, and closed when the exposure closes.

    Risk is measured before it is hedged. The desk maps every open physical commitment to its price exposure, decides how much of it to carry and how much to cover, and monitors the hedged book against the market several times a day. Reports go to the people who run the trade, so the price risk on any cargo is known at any hour, and hedges are adjusted as shipments, specifications, and timing change.

    Separately from its hedges, the group invests its own capital passively in the stock and commodity markets: listed instruments, held over the long term, on their own book.

  5. 05

    Pillar 05

    Logistics

    Oman Global runs its own bulk carrier fleet, which gives direct control over cargo scheduling, freight cost and delivery reliability. Chartered tonnage supports the fleet where a route or a schedule calls for it.

    Around the vessels we manage sea and land transport, warehousing including bonded storage, freight planning, port operations and delivery routes for bulk commodities. The same fleet and team are available to other companies, covering third-party freight, shipping and end-to-end delivery coordination.