As a leading supplier to USA, we export high-grade Antimony Ore structured directly for your industrial requirements. The United States is a primary market for high-quality Himalayan Pink Salt and specialized industrial minerals like Talc. We ensure strict compliance with FDA and international standards.Indus Ores supplies premium Antimony Ore (Stibnite) sourced from the mineral-rich regions of Balochistan and KPK. Antimony in Pakistan is becoming a critical resource globally, essential for flame retardants, lead-acid batteries, and specialized alloys. We provide consistent, high-grade ore with low impurities (such as Arsenic and Lead). We are actively serving the growing global antimony market, providing reliable supply chains for manufacturers in Italy, South Korea, Japan, China, and Europe.
How to import Antimony Ore from Pakistan to USA? Indus Minerals exports high-grade Antimony Ore to USA via Karachi Port. The standard minimum order quantity is 100 MT (FCL) with a typical lead time of 45-60 days to major ports such as New York, Los Angeles, Houston. Payment terms are L/C or T/T (Advance + Against Docs). All shipments are SGS inspected.
Minimum Order Quantity
100 MT (FCL)
Payment Terms
L/C or T/T (Advance + Against Docs)
Pricing Indicator
Competitive CIF/FOB rates
Estimated Lead Time
45-60 days
| Parameter | Guaranteed Value |
|---|---|
| Sb (Antimony) Content | 35% - 55% min |
| As (Arsenic) | 0.5% max |
| Pb (Lead) | 0.5% max |
| S (Sulfur) | 20% - 25% |
| Size | 10mm - 100mm (Lumpy) / Fines |
| Moisture | 1% max |
* Exported in 1MT Jumbo Bags for secure transit and minimal contamination. Pricing is linked to international Antimony Metal indices. Independent assay provided at loading port.
All shipments originate from Karachi Port, Pakistan. For USA, we typically route to the following main ports:
Submit a formal RFQ to receive a firm corporate offer (FCO) tailored to your specific requirements for delivery to USA.
Request Firm Corporate OfferAll shipments are subject to independent third-party inspection (SGS, Alex Stewart, or equivalent) at the port of loading to certify weight and quality before dispatch.