From a Rajkot office to a global procurement network — Flow Trade has spent the last decade refining one craft: sourcing premium aluminum 6063 scrap with absolute consistency.
We chose to specialize because generalists make compromises.
In a market crowded with traders moving everything from copper to plastic to paper, Flow Trade made a different bet — go narrow, go deep, and become the most reliable name in a single category. Aluminum 6063. The architectural alloy that drives India's window-frame, automotive and modular kitchen industries.
Today, our discipline shows in our numbers — 99% on-time delivery, zero grade rejections in 2025, and a customer roster that hasn't churned a single account in over three years.
Start a Conversation →If we wouldn't buy it ourselves, we won't ship it to you. Every yard is vetted; every grade is verified before loading.
LME-linked, openly benchmarked. No hidden premiums, no last-minute surcharges. The price you sign is the price you pay.
Phyto, COO, ISRI grade-cert, BOL — never an afterthought. Documents are ready before the container leaves the yard.
We're built for repeat business. Our pricing rewards consistent buyers and our service compounds with relationship age.
Started as a domestic 6063 trader serving Gujarat's extrusion industry. First office on Mavdi Bypass.
Sourced our inaugural 20-foot container of 6063 Tense from a UAE yard. Cleared at Mundra. Lessons learned, processes built.
Expanded sourcing to UK, Germany, and Netherlands yards. Crossed 500 tons/month in monthly volume.
Established as a single-source supplier for over 120 Indian smelters and re-rollers — from Gujarat to Tamil Nadu.
Now sourcing from 18+ countries with 99% on-time delivery and zero grade rejections this fiscal year.
Scrap trading has a reputation problem — graded one way, arrives another. Promised on Tuesday, delivered next month. Quoted with one number, billed with three.
Flow Trade exists to break that pattern. We're building the most boring, predictable, on-time aluminum 6063 supply chain in the country. Because in commodity trade, boring is beautiful.
