NexOr publishes its 2025 OECD-aligned due diligence report, audited by EY.
Fourth consecutive year of public reporting. Covers 14 origin countries, 2,400 cooperative members, and zero disengagement incidents during the reporting period.
Three desks operating under a single compliance framework. From artisanal source points in East and Central Africa to institutional counterparties in Dubai, London, Zurich and Singapore.
Responsibly sourced doré bars from accredited cooperatives in the DRC, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda — refined at LBMA Good Delivery refiners and delivered as kilobars to bullion banks, jewellers and industrial buyers.
Kimberley-certified rough stones sourced from licensed cooperatives in the CAR, DRC and Sierra Leone — tendered through our Dubai sight office to polishing houses in Antwerp, Mumbai and Tel Aviv.
Silver, platinum-group metals and conflict-sensitive minerals including tantalum and tin — sourced to OECD Annex II standards and delivered to refiners and industrial end-users.
Every consignment moves through five documented stages — from cooperative pickup to institutional delivery — with independent checks at each handover.
Artisanal cooperatives in 14 licensed mining areas across East & Central Africa. GPS-logged and cooperative-audited.
Independent assay, KYC on sellers, and OECD Annex II risk assessment before any movement.
Government-issued export licences, bonded carriers, sealed chain-of-custody bags, insured throughout.
Entry into Dubai; second assay, bonded warehousing and reconciliation against origin documentation.
Refined and settled to LBMA refiners, bullion banks, jewellers, polishers and industrial counterparties.
We operate under an internal framework that mirrors the five-step OECD Due Diligence Guidance, and we publish an annual public report audited by an independent accountancy. When a shipment cannot meet our standards, it does not move.
Read the 2025 compliance reportFourth consecutive year of public reporting. Covers 14 origin countries, 2,400 cooperative members, and zero disengagement incidents during the reporting period.
Premium pricing, on-site mercury-free processing training and personal protective equipment programme.
Eleven polishing houses bid across five parcels; average price per carat exceeded the February benchmark by 7.4 percent.
Whether you are a refiner, a jewellery house, an industrial buyer or a cooperative seeking a more transparent route to market, our Dubai desk is open for introductions.