Import Chrome Ore — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Chrome ore from Kakar Chrome Ore Co. is sourced from the Chagai region in Balochistan, Pakistan, with reported Cr2O3 levels between 40% and 46%. The material is mechanically crushed and sorted to remove large gangue, resulting in a granular product with particle sizes between 5 mm and 40 mm. This grade is suitable for ferrochrome smelting and refractory applications where moderate chromium recovery is acceptable.

The ore is not subjected to beneficiation beyond physical separation. Typical impurities include silica (10% to 15%), alumina (6% to 10%), and magnesia (4% to 7%), consistent with Pakistani chromite profiles. Iron oxide content is generally higher than Indonesian ore, often exceeding 30%. This affects smelting energy requirements and flux usage. The material is delivered loose, without bagging or protective wrapping.

Primary buyers include ferrochrome producers in the Middle East and South Asia, particularly those operating smaller-scale furnaces. The material is exported via Karachi Port under FOB terms. Minimum order quantities are not fixed and depend on vessel capacity. Buyers should request a chemical assay for each batch, as the Cr2O3 content may vary between mine sites. No certifications are confirmed by the supplier.

Kakar Chrome Ore Co. is registered in Karachi, Sindh, with a physical address in the Naval Colony. The company is listed as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier, indicating it has completed basic registration but has no verified mining or processing infrastructure. There is no public record of ownership over mining concessions or processing plants.

The supplier’s response rate and average response time are both recorded as zero, suggesting limited operational communication. The listing mentions ISO and SGS certifications but provides no evidence or certificate numbers. No details are given regarding years of operation, workforce size, or previous export volumes. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity sourcing from regional collectors, not a direct producer.