FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how AceComex works with suppliers and buyers of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap across international markets.
Working with AceComex
The answers below describe how enquiries are handled in general terms. Nothing on this page forms an offer, a supply commitment or a contractual term. Each transaction is governed by the written agreement between the relevant parties.
Submissions and review
- Submitting a requirement or an offer does not create a contract
- Every submission is reviewed on commercial merit
- Commercially relevant submissions receive a response by email
- Supporting photographs, videos and documents assist review
- Specification accuracy is the responsibility of the offering party
- Controlled materials are subject to additional review
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
- What does AceComex do?
- AceComex is an international scrap metal trading and indenting platform. We work with scrap yards, recyclers, processors, smelters, traders and industrial buyers to review material offers and buying requirements, and to coordinate commercially suitable transactions between counterparties.
- Does AceComex buy material directly?
- Depending on the transaction, AceComex may participate through direct trading, indenting or yard-to-yard coordination. The structure of each transaction is agreed commercially and confirmed in writing between the relevant parties.
- Which materials are covered?
- Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, including copper, aluminium, ferrous grades, stainless steel and brass. Lead battery scrap is reviewed separately and is subject to environmental, licensing and destination-approval requirements.
- Does submitting a requirement or offer create a contract?
- No. Submitting a buying requirement or a material offer does not create a contract, supply commitment or obligation for AceComex. Every enquiry is subject to commercial review.
- How is quality handled?
- Quality expectations are defined by the specification agreed between the parties. Photographs, videos, physical or third-party inspection and laboratory testing may be used depending on the transaction. Final quality determination depends on the written contract between the relevant parties.
- How can I contact the trading desk?
- Email info@acecomex.com, or use the buyer requirement, supplier material offer or general enquiry forms on this website. Commercially relevant submissions will be reviewed.
- Does AceComex charge suppliers or buyers a fee?
- Commercial arrangements differ by transaction structure. Any commission, margin or service arrangement is agreed and confirmed in writing before a transaction is progressed.
- Can AceComex guarantee a buyer or a supplier?
- No. AceComex does not present guaranteed buyers, guaranteed suppliers or guaranteed outcomes. Counterparties remain responsible for their own due diligence.
- How is lead battery scrap handled?
- Lead battery scrap is reviewed separately and only where environmental, licensing, packaging and destination-approval requirements can be demonstrated. Enquiries that cannot evidence these requirements are not progressed.
- Which documents are typically involved in a shipment?
- Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and, depending on market, inspection or pre-shipment certificates. Exact requirements depend on origin, destination and the agreed contract.
Two ways to work with AceComex
Tell us what you need to buy, or offer material you have available. Every submission is reviewed commercially.
Submission does not create a contract, supply commitment or obligation for AceComex.
Information on this website is provided for general commercial purposes. Product availability, specifications, transaction structure, inspection, payment, shipment and acceptance remain subject to review and written agreement between the relevant parties.