Every wire we draw begins as a rod, and every rod begins as a cathode, so we plan to own that first step: producing copper cathodes and ETP copper rods ourselves, where the purity is decided on our own floor. Alongside it, we intend to draw metal from two sources, traditional mining and urban mining, the recovery of copper from scrap, cables and discarded electronics. Two sources mean supply never hangs on one, and customers never feel a shortage we saw coming. Fewer hands between ore and finished wire also means a clearer paper trail, which is what serious buyers and export markets increasingly ask for. It is the standard we hold today, moved one step closer to the ground.
A discarded circuit board is a small mine nobody is working, so we plan to build a precious metal recovery plant to work it. Our recycling programme starts with copper but won’t end there, widening to the critical minerals that batteries, EVs and clean energy depend on. Every tonne we recover is a tonne we don’t have to dig or import, which keeps value inside the supply chain and the country. And through Mathura Bai Trust, we intend to give back with proper governance and full compliance. Growth that gives nothing back is not the kind we are building. A company should leave more behind than metal.
