Defence & Strategic Supply

Products

The buyer contracts with Onyx. Onyx takes title to the goods. Materials are supplied to the buyer's specification. Controlled goods move only under licence, with end-user documentation before any commitment.

Materials

Energetic & Propellant Materials

Selected energetic and propellant materials can be sourced for qualified buyers. Manufacturers are screened for ownership, sanctions and licensing.

Materials are sourced to the buyer's specification, including particle-size distribution and purity grade, with certificates of analysis and batch documentation. Other explosive compositions can also be sourced to a stated requirement. A qualification batch can precede volume supply, and packaging and palletisation follow the buyer's requirement, shipped under agreed Incoterms.

Ordnance

Ordnance & Ammunition

Selected large-calibre ordnance for qualified government buyers and prime contractors. Producers are screened for ownership, sanctions and licensing before an offer is made.

These are controlled goods. Every movement is classified and licensed under the trade controls and export controls of each jurisdiction involved, with end-user documentation obtained before any commitment is made.

Process

How a Transaction Proceeds

The buyer contracts with Onyx. Onyx takes title to the goods. Every supply engagement follows the same sequence, set by the firm's compliance policy.

  1. Requirement

    The buyer sends the specification or part numbers, quantities, delivery timeline, preferred Incoterms and destination.

  2. Screening and due diligence

    Counterparties, beneficial owners, end users and destinations are screened against the UK sanctions lists and, where relevant, the US and EU lists, before any work starts.

  3. Classification

    Goods are classified against the relevant strategic export control lists before an offer is made.

  4. Licensing and end use

    Controlled goods move only under valid licences in each jurisdiction involved, with end-user undertakings obtained where the licence requires them.

  5. Qualification and documentation

    Where the buyer requires it, a qualification batch precedes volume supply, with certificates of analysis and batch documentation to the buyer's standard.

  6. Settlement and delivery

    Payment is settled through independent, regulated banks against agreed delivery conditions.

  7. Records

    Due diligence, screening results, licences and transaction records are retained for at least six years.

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