Hillington International Group was founded to offer different business models and cost-efficient solutions to industries via a vast range of products tailored for each production activity without compromising on the quality of the finished material.
Who we are
Hillington International Group was founded to offer different business models and cost-efficient solutions to industries via a vast range of products tailored for each production activity without compromising on the quality of the finished material.
Our expertise combines professional involvement in the mining industry and commodities trading, enabling us to specialise in sourcing and trading non-ferrous metals, chemicals, and industrial machinery globally. We have defined our goal as understanding the necessities of our international customers and stakeholders to accommodate their needs efficiently and sustainably.
Consistently seeking profitable global investments to diversify trade and driven by mutual trust with our business partners, we expanded our presence in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Over the years, we have prioritised our clients' needs to foster long-term growth and exceed expectations proactively and strategically.
The metals market is renowned for being turbulent and faces competitive pressures within a weakening global economy. This allows us to overcome, navigate and survive in extreme conditions. The heightened demand from emerging BRIC economies and increasing environmental concerns have also allocated new applications and markets for our commodities. As a result, Hillington's bespoke services in the commodity value chain continue to benefit business partners.
What we do
At Hillington, we market a diverse range of base metals, including Lead, Zinc, Copper and Aluminium, in the forms of Ore and Concentrate and finished products internationally. Through the scale of our operations, we source the finest quality of non-ferrous metals and supply industries to ensure access to the core components that drive their daily production activity.
Lead, a commodity known for its volatile behaviour, has extensive use in the industrial setting. The demand for Lead is increasing, particularly in emerging markets, and it is the primary raw material for battery manufacturers globally.
The galvanizing industry is a leading consumer of Zinc and depends significantly on the growth of the construction and automotive sector. Due to the strength and flexibility of Zinc alloys, they are frequently used in the production of automotive parts. Zinc Oxide and Dust are the secondary products of zinc used in rubber and industrial paint production.
Copper is used in the construction industry and household items. The electrical conductivity of copper makes it suitable for cable and electronic product manufacturing.
Aluminium, a fundamental commodity in the automotive and aerospace industry, assures a stable trading market due to its global demand. Aluminium is used in additional end applications such as the construction industry and food and beverage packaging.
Metal Ores and Concentrates are transported to smelting facilities worldwide to produce ingots; we supply the raw materials to smelters via toll manufacturing contracts and receive back the finished metals for our international distribution.
Using our expertise and diversity at Hillington, we do our due diligence using market intelligence to analyse industry trends. We consistently identify and mitigate risk factors in business to focus on a steady supply of resources for our customers.