Connecting the World to Its Most Vital Resources.
Unity Elements Group connects global markets to vital mineral resources — delivering ethical, sustainable sourcing solutions for critical materials driving modern technology, aerospace, and green energy initiatives.
Ethical. Sustainable. Global.
♻ Recycled Materials
We actively purchase recycled and recovered materials — turning end-of-life assets into new value for the global supply chain.
Unity Elements Group connects global markets to vital mineral resources. We deliver ethical, sustainable sourcing solutions for critical materials driving modern technology, aerospace, and green energy initiatives.
Our commitment to ethical procurement means every transaction is traceable, verified, and aligned with responsible sourcing standards — from primary producers to end-use industries.
Precious Metals
PGM Sourcing — Precious Metals
Through our global network of primary producers and accredited refineries, Unity Elements Group sources investment- and industrial-grade Platinum Group Metals. We do not personally refine PGMs — instead, we provide verified access to high-quality material from established supply channels.
Verified PGM procurement from primary producers.
PGM Portfolio
The PGM Group
About Platinum Group Metals
The six rarest and most valuable metals on Earth — critical to clean energy, advanced electronics, and modern industry.
Platinum
~5 ppb in Earth's crust
Uses: Catalytic converters, fuel cells, jewellery, laboratory equipment
Palladium
~15 ppb in Earth's crust
Uses: Automotive catalysts, electronics, hydrogen purification, dentistry
Rhodium
~0.2 ppb in Earth's crust
Uses: Three-way catalytic converters, industrial furnaces, optical instruments
Iridium
~0.4 ppb in Earth's crust
Uses: Spark plugs, crucibles, electrical contacts, aerospace components
Osmium
~0.6 ppb in Earth's crust
Uses: Electrical contacts, instrument pivots, fountain pen tips
Ruthenium
~1 ppb in Earth's crust
Uses: Chip resistors, solar cells, wear-resistant electrical contacts
We Buy PGM Recycled Materials
Unity Elements Group actively purchases PGM-bearing recycled and recovered materials. Whether you have spent catalytic converters, electronic scrap, industrial residues, or laboratory materials — we offer competitive pricing and a transparent, traceable process. Turn your end-of-life PGM assets into value.
Mining Headquarters Hub
Located in Vancouver, BC Canada
Vancouver is one of the world's premier mining headquarters hubs — home to more mining and mineral exploration companies than any other city on the planet. Unity Elements Group is proud to operate from this global centre of resource expertise, connecting clients worldwide to the critical materials that power modern industry.
Coming Soon
High-purity refined Tin output (Sn)
At Unity Elements Group, we are excited to announce our upcoming launch focused on providing advanced Tin refinement solutions for the electronics and manufacturing sectors. Our partner refines Tin with exceptional purity, and we have direct access to these refined materials, ensuring quality and consistency for our clients.
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Tin Prices Are Rising — And Demand Is Only Growing
Global Tin prices have been on a sustained upward trajectory, driven by surging demand from the electronics industry, EV battery production, and green energy infrastructure. As supply chains tighten and new applications emerge, Tin is increasingly recognised as a critical mineral — making early access to reliable, high-purity supply more valuable than ever.
Tin Slag with High Tantalum Content
In addition to refined Tin, Unity Elements Group is actively sourcing Tin slag with high Tantalum content — a by-product of Tin smelting that is in exceptional demand across the global technology sector. Tantalum is a critical material used in capacitors for smartphones, laptops, aerospace systems, and medical devices. With supply constrained and demand accelerating, Tantalum-rich Tin slag represents a significant opportunity for sellers and buyers alike.
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Unity Elements Corporation
President: Jason R Hylton-Foster
