
Base Metals · HS 7502 · verified suppliers & live price
Nickel cathode scrap consists of high-purity nickel recovered from industrial processing waste, battery recycling, and manufacturing offcuts, serving as a critical raw material for stainless steel production, superalloys, and electroplating. Traded primarily as cathode pieces, briquettes, and granules, international commerce follows London Metal Exchange (LME) specifications with purity grades typically exceeding 99.8%. Indonesia, the Philippines, and Russia dominate global supply, leveraging both primary smelting operations and established recycling infrastructure. Buyers should verify material provenance and conduct assay testing upon receipt, as contamination levels—particularly with iron, copper, or cobalt—directly impact downstream processing costs and final product quality in demanding aerospace and chemical applications.
On the Genesis network, Nickel (Cathode) (Scrap) currently matches 59 verified suppliers across 7 countries, with an indicative benchmark price. Its Genesis Sourcing Index of 79/100 reflects strong sourcing availability — expect fast, competitive firm offers, every one escrow-protected.
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Nickel (Cathode) (Scrap) is priced at approximately $13,957.68 per MT on the live Genesis Index. Request a quote for a firm, escrow-protected offer.
Nickel (Cathode) (Scrap) carries a Genesis Sourcing Index of 79/100 (Strong), based on 59 verified suppliers across 7 countries on the network and live benchmark pricing. Sourcing is strong — competitive firm offers typically return fast.
Genesis Trade lists verified Nickel (Cathode) (Scrap) suppliers and exporters worldwide, including ATG SCRAP & METAL TRADING LLC, A U M Scrap & Metal Waste Trading LLC, Global Scrap Metal Pty Ltd, A1 Scrap Metal Merchant Pty Ltd. Every transaction is escrow-protected.
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