Find the right counterparties.
We work from defined buying mandates and documented supply capabilities to identify relevant commercial opportunities—not simply circulate generic offers.
Montague works across physical metal markets to connect defined purchasing demand with suitable supply. We structure the commercial brief, examine counterparty fit and help bring product, delivery, inspection and payment terms into focus before introductions progress.
We turn broad enquiries into defined commercial discussions—so buyers and suppliers can assess opportunities on substance, not promises.
We work from defined buying mandates and documented supply capabilities to identify relevant commercial opportunities—not simply circulate generic offers.
For gold, we examine refinery details, fineness and provenance. For steel, we clarify grades, standards and mill documentation—alongside capacity, representation and available evidence.
We help the parties address pricing basis, Incoterms, inspection points, payment instruments and document requirements early.
From industrial steel procurement to physical gold bullion enquiries, we use a disciplined process to establish product suitability, commercial terms and counterparties’ authority.
Tell us precisely what you need. We turn that mandate into a sourcing brief and assess supply options against your actual commercial criteria.
We focus on what your business can credibly supply, and whether it fits real purchaser requirements before presenting an opportunity.
From bullion fineness to steel grades and mill certificates, relevant introductions begin with specific, documented requirements—not generic offers.
Grade A cathodes, concentrates and specified scrap grades
↗ 02Primary ingots, aluminium grades and secondary materials
↗ 03Physical bullion, fineness, provenance and refinery documentation
↗ 04Coils, billets, bars, plates and tubes with defined technical standards
↗ 05Specified copper, aluminium and ferrous scrap feedstocks
↗Successful introductions rely on preparation. These are the areas we help counterparties clarify before progressing.
Grade, purity, assay, tolerances and certificates
Both parties know exactly what is being discussed and what evidence supports the product.
Trial shipments, monthly volumes and capacity
Indicative supply is distinguished from a documented, commercially plausible capability.
Origin, Incoterms, named destination, sampling
Key responsibilities and independent checks are considered before terms harden.
LC, SBLC, documentary requirements and procedures
Potential incompatibilities are surfaced early instead of being discovered at contract stage.
When requirements are clear, an opportunity can be assessed properly. Use our free commercial brief builder to structure a buyer requirement or supplier profile before the first conversation.
Build a trade brief ↗Whether you're buying, supplying or exploring a longer-term relationship, start with a defined requirement and we'll assess the next commercial step.
Discuss an opportunity ↗Prepare your brief first ↗