Introduction

At Phillip Futures, we offer trade execution on Industrial Metals contracts on various exchanges such as LME, COMEX and NYMEX. Known as an important raw material in industries ranging from construction, automobiles to shipping, it is important for suppliers and consumers hedge their products against futures price movements.

Why Trade with Phillip 

Phillip Futures offer a wide range of Industrial Metal contracts for customers who wished to manage the risk of future price movements in the metals markets. We offer the non-ferrous metal forward contracts as well as the exchange-traded metals futures.

Personalized Services

Phillip – Industrial Metals Desk offers execution and trade clearing services to the producers, professional commodity investors, consumers, arbitrager and speculators.

Our team is also able to assist you to identify the metal price risk, establish your hedging objectives and the suggestion of different alternative products and strategies.

Products Available

Aluminium
Whether measured in terms of quantity or value, the use of aluminium exceeds that of any other metal except iron, and it is important in virtually all segments of the world.

Total world production exceeds 30 million metric tonnes per annum with the USA, Russia, China and Canada accounting for over 50%, with the primary users being the automotive industry and container and packaging industries.

Copper
Copper was one of the first metals worked by man. The raw material can be easily mined and fashioned into primitive utensils, tools and weapons. It has been found to be a very efficient conductor of electricity and offers good resistance to corrosion.

Copper is now the world's third most widely used metal, after iron and aluminium.
World wide mine production exceeds 17 million tonnes and there are huge resources, both land and sea based.

Nickel
Approximately two thirds of the world's nickel consumption is utilised for the production of stainless steel.

World production of nickel now exceeds 1.3 million metric tonnes per annum with a worldwide reserve base estimated at 140 million metric tonnes. Russia, Canada, New Caledonia, Cuba and Australia are the major producers of nickel.

Zinc
Zinc is the fourth most widely used non-ferrous metal in the world.  Its resistance to non-acidic atmospheric corrosion means that zinc is instrumental in prolonging the life of buildings, vehicles, ships and steel goods and structures of every kind.

Total world production now exceeds 10 million metric tonnes per annum.
Canada, Australia and China are the three largest producers of zinc, with Australia holding the highest reserves.

Exchange Traded Futures and Options

Non-Ferrous Metal Forward Contracts

Contact Us

Metals desk
Tel: (65) 65311509
Fax: (65) 65367367
Email: commodities@phillip.com.sg