MineHub Technologies has onboarded Al Qaryan International (AQI), the trading arm of Al Qaryan Group, onto its Jules digital platform, enhancing commodity trade operations across bulk, container, and road logistics. This move strengthens MineHub's presence in the Gulf market and supports complex hedging workflows integrated with London Metals Exchange pricing. AQI, based in Dubai, specializes in trading scrap and processed metals, leveraging MineHub's platform to streamline trade execution and risk management. The partnership highlights the growing importance of Gulf traders in global recycled metals markets and the need for integrated digital solutions in commodity trading.
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