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Last updated: 2 Sept 2026
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SO OK TRADING : FAST • SHARP • RELIABLE
A leader in the non-ferrous metals industry, delivering world-class quality.

 
Core Products
Lead Bullion • Lead Ingot • Antimony Ingot Produced through Battery Recycling – Circular Economy – Net Zero

Lead Bullion 99.97% ASTM B29 pure lead bullion, ideal for battery and alloy industries.
Lead Ingot Recycled lead ingots, supporting new battery production and metal industry applications.
Antimony Ingot A strategic raw material for flame retardants, liquid metal batteries, clean energy industries, and defense applications.
 
Key Differentiators
♻️ Battery Recycling: Utilizing used batteries to reduce reliance on new mining.
Circular Economy: Closing the resource loop for sustainable reuse.
Net Zero Commitment: Cutting carbon emissions with advanced refining technology.
⚙️ Strategic Mineral Supply: Antimony is a critical raw material essential for the global energy transition.
Supply Last Mile – Just in Time: Flexible and precise logistics ensuring on-time delivery tailored to customer needs.
 
Customer Benefits
Lower raw material costs through recycled lead and antimony — Circular Economy, Net Zero.
Compliance with international standards for high-quality batteries, alloys, and flame retardants.
Confidence in On-Time Delivery with a Just in Time system that reduces inventory and boosts supply chain efficiency.
Support for environmentally friendly supply chains aligned with ESG principles.
 
Social Responsibility
SO OK TRADING is committed to building a Green Supply Chain aligned with Circular Economy and Net Zero goals. By recycling batteries and sourcing sustainable antimony, combined with Last Mile Delivery, we meet modern customer demands and ensure a resilient future for the energy and metals industries.

 
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