A-MARK PRECIOUS METALS, INC.

A-Mark Precious Metals, Inc. specializes in the refining, rolling, drawing, and extrusion of nonferrous precious metals, with deep technical expertise in processing raw gold and silver bullion to meet stringent government purity and form specifications. The company delivers high-integrity metallic inputs for monetary, reserve, and industrial applications, leveraging precision metallurgical processes including smelting, electrolytic refining, and cold working techniques to produce certified bullion stock compliant with federal standards. Their operational focus centers on maintaining consistent material homogeneity, dimensional accuracy, and traceability—critical for national treasury and monetary authority requirements. The firm’s capability distinguishes itself through end-to-end control of precious metal supply chains, from raw feedstock intake to finished bullion delivery, ensuring secure, auditable handling of high-value materials. The Department of the Treasury is the primary federal partner, consistently engaging A-Mark for the procurement of raw precious metal inputs essential to U.S. monetary operations. Work performed includes the transformation of unrefined bullion into standardized forms suitable for minting, reserve storage, and international financial transactions, indicating a long-standing, mission-critical relationship rooted in reliability and regulatory compliance. A-Mark operates primarily under NAICS 331491 and 331410, positioning itself as a specialized processor of nonferrous precious metals beyond copper and aluminum. This vertical specialization places them at the nexus of government monetary policy and industrial metallurgy, serving as a trusted conduit for high-purity metallic commodities within the national financial infrastructure. As a privately held, second-tier entity headquartered in El Segundo, California, A-Mark maintains a focused, geographically centralized presence with no federal certifications on record. Their market positioning is defined by technical precision in precious metal fabrication rather than broad-scale government contracting, making them a niche but essential supplier within the federal precious metals ecosystem.