The Mineral Axis

The Mineral Axis is focused on strengthening resilient and secure supply chains for critical minerals essential to modern industry. We specialize in sourcing and supplying strategically important materials—including antimony, tungsten, and fluorspar—that support key sectors such as defense, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure.
In an increasingly complex global supply environment, The Mineral Axis works to diversify and stabilize access to critical minerals by connecting responsible producers with industrial users who require reliable, high-quality materials. Our approach prioritizes transparency, traceability, and rigorous quality control at every stage of the supply chain, ensuring that the products we deliver meet the highest standards of authenticity, performance, and regulatory compliance.
We are also committed to promoting responsible mineral development and sustainable production practices. By supporting innovation and environmentally conscious extraction and processing, we aim to contribute to a more secure and sustainable minerals ecosystem.
Through strategic partnerships and responsible sourcing, The Mineral Axis seeks to play a meaningful role in strengthening industrial resilience, supporting technological advancement, and ensuring that critical industries have access to the mineral resources they depend on.

Our value proposition:

Every supplier vetted. Every shipment backed by independent assay from SGS or Intertek. No surprises for US buyers.
US LLC in New Jersey. Pakistan company in Lahore. On the ground in both markets. We speak the language of both buyer and seller.
OFAC-screened suppliers. Export-licensed. HTS-coded. Full documentation from mine to port to buyer.

Minerals We Trade

HS CODE 2617.10
Used in flame retardants, lead-acid batteries, and US defence applications. China’s export ban created a critical supply gap. Pakistan’s Balochistan holds confirmed reserves.
HS CODE 2611.00
Critical for cutting tools, defence armour-piercing components, and electronics. China controls 85% of global supply. Pakistan’s KPK and FATA hold significant deposits.
HS CODE 2529.21 / 2529.22
Essential for aluminium smelting, steel production, hydrofluoric acid, and refrigerants. China dominates global supply. Pakistan holds significant high-grade deposits in Balochistan.

Specifications:

Antimony: HS Code 2617.10

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Tungsten: HS Code 2611.00

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Fluorspar: HS Code 2529.21

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