5.08 grams of scrap gold bought and sold in 2010 by GOLDIVANTI LP

This scrap gold was purchased and resold by GOLDIVANTI LP in 2010. Old jewelry functions as an asset that individuals typically retain until a need arises for its use.

Gold trade has long been a cornerstone of economic activity in East Africa, driven by the region’s rich natural resources, cultural significance of gold, and growing demand for both local and international markets. In countries like Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya, gold has transitioned from a traditional asset to a strategic commodity, with increasing interest in formalizing its trade through sustainable and ethical practices. GOLDIVANTI LP has played a pivotal role in this evolution by supporting theestablishment of gold trade companies across the region. Through partnerships with local entrepreneurs, we provide essential infrastructure, compliance frameworks, and market access, ensuring that gold trading operations meet international standards whileempowering communities. Our expertise in logistics, refining, and financial systems has enabled new businesses to navigate regulatory complexities, secure partnerships, and scale operations efficiently, fostering a transparent and resilient gold trade ecosystem in East Africa.

Beyond regional markets, GOLDIVANTI LP extends its support to international stakeholders seeking to enter or expand in East Africa’s gold trade. By bridging cultural, legal, and operational gaps, we help global partners establish compliant and profitable ventures in Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya, leveraging our deep understanding of local markets and regulatory environments. Our services include facilitating access to certified refineries, connecting businesses with trusted suppliers and buyers, and ensuring adherence to ethical sourcing practices. This holistic approach not only strengthens the region’s position as a key player in global gold trade but also drives economic growth by creating jobs, promoting financial inclusion, and ensuring that the benefits of gold trade are equitably distributed across communities. Through innovation and collaboration, we continue to shape a future where East Africa’s gold trade thrives as a sustainable and globally integrated industry.