Gold exporter from Cameroon — settled on independent assay.
Alluvial gold and doré from documented Cameroonian artisanal and small-scale sources. Each lot is weighed jointly, sealed, and assayed by an independent laboratory before contract — with origin and custody records available for your due diligence.
What we supply
We export raw gold in two forms: alluvial gold (dust and nuggets, dried and cleaned) and doré bars. Fineness varies by source and lot, so we do not sell on a declared purity — every lot is priced on the fine gold content established by independent assay.
Gold is the product where buyers are most exposed to conflict-sourcing and money-laundering risk. It is therefore where our due diligence is most rigorous: source verification, recorded chain of custody, KYC on every counterparty and settlement through regulated banking channels only.
Specification & quote basis
| Parameter | Basis |
|---|---|
| Product forms | Alluvial gold (dust, nuggets) · doré bars |
| Gold content | Fine Au by fire assay (e.g. ISO 11426) — reported per lot |
| Typical range (alluvial) | Commonly 85–95% Au; varies by source — settlement on assay only |
| Silver & other metals | Ag and base-metal content reported on the assay certificate |
| Preparation | Dried, cleaned, black sand and foreign matter removed before weighing |
| Weighing | Joint weighing on calibrated scales; sealed in tamper-evident containers |
| Lot size | Per contract |
Ranges are indicative of Cameroonian alluvial gold generally. Only the assay certificate for your specific lot is contractual.
Where it comes from
Our gold is sourced from artisanal and small-scale mining areas in Cameroon’s East and Adamawa regions. Supplier identity and authorisation are verified before purchase, and each lot carries its own origin and custody record.
Site-level details are disclosed to verified buyers during due diligence. See Sourcing & Compliance for the full process.
How it ships
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Sealed, tamper-evident containers; seal numbers recorded on the packing list |
| Transport | Insured air freight via international airport (Douala or Yaoundé-Nsimalen) |
| Incoterms | FCA or CIP (named place per contract) |
| Insurance | Declared-value cover for CIP shipments |
| Inspection | Pre-shipment weighing and sealing, witnessed by buyer’s representative on request |
Documents provided with each shipment
- Assay certificateIndependent laboratory or refinery, per lotPer lot
- Certificate of originFor the exported consignmentPer shipment
- Export authorisationIssued by the competent Cameroonian authority for the shipmentPer shipment
- Commercial invoice & packing listGross/net weights, lot and seal numbersPer shipment
- Customs export declarationCleared export entryPer shipment
- Air waybillIssued by the carrierPer shipment
- Insurance certificateFor CIP shipmentsWhere required
The final document set is confirmed in the contract for your destination.
Gold — buyer questions
How is gold priced?
Typically against the LBMA Gold Price for an agreed fixing date, applied to the fine gold content established by the agreed assay, less an agreed discount. The exact basis is fixed in the contract.
Can we nominate our own assayer or refinery?
Yes. Assay can be carried out by a buyer-nominated or mutually agreed independent laboratory or refinery. Settlement is on the agreed assay result.
Will you disclose the source sites?
Source regions are stated on offers. Site-level origin and custody records are shared with verified buyers during due diligence, under confidentiality where required.
Ready to specify a gold lot?
Send quantity, form, target fineness and delivery point — or request an independent assay first.