Operations / Chrome
Structured participation across the chrome value chain.
Chrome is SAR's first live commodity acquisition workstream. SAR reviews concentrate, ROM and feedstock through separate grade, volume, verification and route-economics pathways.
Start Chrome IntakeChrome Standards
Product type controls grade, volume threshold and route classification.
Chrome Concentrate
41%+ Cr₂O₃ concentrate is reviewed from a 100-tonne minimum commercial parcel with current assay, live stock proof and lawful-control documentation.
Chrome ROM
38%–40% Cr₂O₃ ROM is reviewed from a 100-tonne minimum commercial parcel and classified internally after SAR verification.
Chrome Feedstock
28%–36% Cr₂O₃ feedstock is reviewed from a 500-tonne minimum threshold, with 1,000t+ preferred for beneficiation economics.
Value Chain Participation
SAR applies verification, route economics and execution readiness before commercial commitment.
Intake
Supplier submits material type, grade, quantity, location, assay, stock evidence and lawful-control details.
Verification
SAR reviews ownership, mandate, source, chain-of-custody, loading-point control and evidence freshness.
Route Economics
SAR assesses transport, receiving point, wash-plant requirements, recovery potential, drying, staging and dispatch economics.
Execution
Approved opportunities move through controlled procurement, logistics, warehouse receiving, buyer allocation and settlement workflows.
Assay & Grade Control
Verified grade controls classification, pricing and acceptance.
Supplier assays support preliminary review only. SAR uses verification, received tonnes, route economics and written acceptance to confirm the final commercial position. Lower-than-claimed material is repriced, reclassified, rejected or held for enhanced material-control review.
SAR does not proceed with material where ownership, source, chain-of-custody, documentation or loading-point control cannot be established.