Africa-based Igun Metals attends the LME Week conference in London

Igun Metals, a green-tech metal trading and finance startup that uses marketplace and finance solutions to fuel waste metal recycling and green metal mining, is attending the LME Week conference in London. LME Week is London's yearly gathering of the global metals community. Representatives from the whole supply chain gather to discuss current metals market trends, what to expect in the coming year, and to network with peers and colleagues in the sector.

The conference will help the company to engage with potential Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) looking for African metals. The event will also allow Igun Metals to communicate and learn more about the industry, potential clients, and latest innovations and interact with industry players.

Talking about Igun Metals, the company was successfully onboarded by AL Biz, one of the leading global aluminium marketplace platforms, resulting in a new era of efficient and fast commercial transactions for enterprises worldwide. The company has been positioned as the international centre for metals of African origin, with an emphasis on sustainability and the environment. They give various worldwide partners access to value-added secondary and sustainably generated primary metals.

Igun is a trusted partner, assisting institutional and foreign purchasers to obtain metals and mining products from Africa in the desired amount, quality, and delivery schedule. They gather, qualify, and identify recognised African metals and mining producers for genuine market supply.

Igun Metals and Finance Inc. contribute to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with its solutions and efforts. Their goal is to facilitate large-scale sustainability and industry by powering up to 50 million tonnes of waste metal recycling in Africa annually, eliminating up to 200 million tonnes of CO2 emissions.