- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Bilingual HTML price bulletin tables organised by commodity section, with product-grade specification pages and web inquiry forms; no CSV, bulk download or documented API is published, so any licensed delivery would have to be built by the vendor
- Volume
- The published bulletin is thin — daily or near-daily quotes across a few dozen commodity-and-grade sections, so order 10,000-20,000 price points per year. The unpublished trading record is the far larger store: at a disclosed ~4,000 MT/month of stainless plus 300 MT/month of antimony capacity across a multi-commodity product tree, that implies tens of thousands of dated transaction and quote records accumulated since 2001.
- Users
- No registered user base — a physical trading house publishing an open price bulletin with web inquiry forms; there is no account system, subscription tier or subscriber count to measure, so audience is best read off site traffic rather than registrations (vendor must confirm any figure).
- History
- 25 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Mature / stable — founded 2001 and still actively trading, with current price bulletins, published monthly capacity figures and a long-standing blue-chip customer network, but no signs of scaling: the web presence is a legacy catalogue build, there is no funding, hiring or press activity, and no product line beyond physical supply. Established rather than growing.
- Launched
- 2001 — the company states it was established in 2001 and its product pages carry that founding date, making this one of the oldest operators profiled here; the bilingual price bulletin itself is undated but appears to be a long-standing fixture of the legacy site rather than a recent addition
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated