World Wide Partnership

Elem Industrial expands to different countries such as Mexico, Ecuador and Peru, with a network of partners all over the world.

Elem Industrial is a registered trademark that had its origins in 1989 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, trading different products, given the reception by our customers and continuous growth, Elem Industrial expands to different countries such as Mexico, Ecuador and Peru, having these Elem Industrial expands to different countries such as Mexico, Ecuador and Peru, with a network of partners all over the world. Its headquarters are moved in 2000 to the State of Israel, city of Beer Sheva. The efforts to become a leader in the marketing and distribution of metals and minerals (among others). In 2016, the company manages to reach the population of China, Russia and the United States, for which strong marketing strategies and campaigns have been carried out, focused on this specific public.

Worldwide partnerships are crucial for providing high-quality gold at competitive prices in a secure manner. These collaborations enable efficient operations across the global gold market, benefiting both suppliers and consumers.

Global Trading Hubs

The gold market is inherently international, with three major trading centers dominating the landscape:

London OTC market
US futures market (COMEX)
Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE)

These hubs account for over 90% of global trading volumes1. The London market alone comprises approximately 70% of global notional trading volume, setting the twice-daily global reference benchmark for gold, the LBMA Gold Price.

Benefits of our International Partnerships

Price Efficiency

Collaborations between major trading centers help ensure price discovery and liquidity. For example, the COMEX derivatives exchange has become increasingly important in driving price discovery, complementing London’s role in the physical market1.

Market Access

Partnerships facilitate access to different regional markets. For instance, the Shanghai Gold Exchange has rapidly risen to prominence, mirroring China’s growing importance in the gold market1. This allows for broader participation and more competitive pricing.

Supply Chain Security

International cooperation is essential for maintaining the integrity of the gold supply chain. Switzerland, for example, plays a central role in the global gold trade, with five of the world’s largest refineries located there. Up to 70% of globally mined gold is processed in these refineries2.

Storage and Custody Options

Worldwide partnerships enable diverse storage options for investors. Switzerland, known for its stable economy and strong legal system, offers secure custody of physical gold in various facilities across the country2. This provides investors with the option to hold direct investments in physical gold bars or coins off-balance sheet as segregated assets in a low-risk environment.