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Business Overview

Based in the UAE, we are a precious metals trading company focused on making gold trading secure, transparent, and reliable. Working with gold and select high-value metals, we connect clients to global markets through Dubai’s leading trading hub. Every transaction is handled with care, clarity, and a strong commitment to protecting long-term value.

Governance
Trust, integrity, and ethical practices are the foundation of TPT. Our compliance framework meets global financial and sourcing standards, ensuring that every interaction and decision is secure—so you can focus on what matters most.
Vision

Our vision is to shape a gold trading ecosystem across Africa and the Middle East that people can trust. By prioritising ethical sourcing, transparent operations, and strong governance, we aim to raise industry standards and support sustainable, long-term growth in regional precious metals markets.

Mission

Our mission is to enable compliant access to physical gold through a transparent trading framework that ensures full traceability from mining to client delivery. All by remaining available to every client and maintaining a strong image in our industry.

At TPT we set the standard by combining expert sourcing, refining, and trading with strategic partnerships in Ghana and Dubai to deliver reliable excellence to all of our clients, both local and international.

Our Services

Local Gold Trading

We facilitate local gold trading in the UAE, supported by a reliable and compliant import channel from Ghana. Working with licensed Gold Bod exporters and trusted partners, we manage the full process—from sourcing and logistics to customs clearance and delivery. All gold is verified for purity and weight, secure transactions for refiners, jewelers, and institutional buyers.

Gold Sourcing

Through our direct access to gold mines and established traders, we source gold efficiently at origin. Our network allows us to secure consistent supply with full traceability, direct connections and competitive pricing. We provide tailored sourcing solutions to meet specific volume and purity requirements while maintaining strict due diligence and responsible sourcing standards.

Market Intelligence

We provide objective market intelligence on gold pricing and trade activity, informed by ongoing market participation and established industry relationships. Our focus is on supply conditions, liquidity, and transactional trends, offering a measured view of the market environment without commentary or forward guidance.

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History of gold
3200–3000 BCE —

Ancient World

Gold is used in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and India for jewelry, religion, and early money. Egypt establishes the first gold-to-silver ratio (2.5:1).

600–50 BCE —

First Gold Coins

Gold coins appear in Lydia, followed by Rome’s gold aureus, enabling empire-wide trade, taxation, and expansion.

8th–14th Centuries —

West African Gold Empires

Ghana and Mali dominate global gold supply. Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage floods Cairo with gold; Timbuktu thrives.

15th–19th Centuries —

European Colonization

Portuguese, British, and French powers industrialize mining, renaming the region the Gold Coast.

1848–1890s —

Global Gold Rush

Gold rushes in California, Australia, and South Africa drive migration, innovation, and modern mining.

19th–Mid-20th Century —

Gold as Money

Britain formalizes the gold standard. Later, currencies detach from gold, transforming it into a reserve asset.

1957 —

Independence

The Gold Coast becomes Ghana. Gold revenues fund infrastructure and economic sovereignty.

21st Century —

Ghana Today

Ghana leads Africa in gold production. Gold remains its largest export and economic backbone.

3000 BCE —

Ancient World

GGold is used in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and India for jewelry, religious objects, and early money due to its rarity and durability.

8th–14th Centuries —

West African Gold Empires

The Ghana Empire and later the Mali Empire control major gold fields. West Africa becomes the world’s primary gold supplier, traded across the Sahara to North Africa and Europe. The region that is now Ghana earns global fame for its gold wealth.

15th–19th Centuries —

European Colonization

Portuguese, then British traders arrive for gold. The area is renamed the Gold Coast. Gold extraction becomes industrialized under colonial rule.

1957 —

Independence

The Gold Coast gains independence and is renamed Ghana, symbolizing pride in ancient African empires and gold heritage.

21st Century —

Ghana Today

Ghana is Africa’s leading gold producer and one of the top producers globally. Gold is Ghana’s largest export, critical to foreign exchange, employment, and government revenue. Traditional artisanal mining and large multinational firms coexist.

3200–3000 BCE —

Ancient World

Gold is used in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and India for jewelry, religion, and early money. Egypt establishes the first gold-to-silver ratio (2.5:1).

600–50 BCE —

First Gold Coins

Gold coins appear in Lydia, followed by Rome’s gold aureus, enabling empire-wide trade, taxation, and expansion.

8th–14th Centuries —

West African Gold Empires

Ghana and Mali dominate global gold supply. Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage floods Cairo with gold; Timbuktu thrives.

15th–19th Centuries —

European Colonization

Portuguese, British, and French powers industrialize mining, renaming the region the Gold Coast.

1848–1890s —

Global Gold Rush

Gold rushes in California, Australia, and South Africa drive migration, innovation, and modern mining.

19th–Mid-20th Century —

Gold as Money

Britain formalizes the gold standard. Later, currencies detach from gold, transforming it into a reserve asset.

1957 —

Independence

The Gold Coast becomes Ghana. Gold revenues fund infrastructure and economic sovereignty.

21st Century —

Ghana Today

Ghana leads Africa in gold production. Gold remains its largest export and economic backbone.

Everything You Need to Know

Quality is ensured through a rigorous verification process. An assay test is conducted in the country of origin and independently verified by our team. Upon arrival in Dubai, a second assay test is performed to reconfirm quality before proceeding to the next stage.

TPT partners with Emirates SkyCargo for international transportation, with full insurance coverage in place. Once the shipment clears UAE Customs, Transguard assumes responsibility for secure local handling and delivery.

TPT sources gold through a global network of trusted partners. Each partner is carefully selected and must successfully pass our comprehensive compliance and due-diligence processes before engagement.

You can contact us through our website to schedule a meeting at our Dubai office located in Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT).
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