GLOBAL PURCHASE HEAD

Job Description : GLOBAL PURCHASE HEAD COPPER OUT OF DUBAI 15-20 years experience The Global Purchase Head Copper will lead the end-to-end global procurement of copper in all forms, including copper cathodes, millberry, copper scrap, and other copper intermediates. The role requires deep understanding of international copper trading, sourcing, and logistics, with strong experience in procurement from Africa, Europe, and the USA. This is a senior strategic position responsible for ensuring a consistent and cost-effective copper supply for the organization’s global operations. Key Responsibilities Lead global sourcing and procurement of copper cathodes, millberry, copper scrap, and related copper materials. Develop and manage strong supplier networks across Africa, Europe, USA, Middle East, and Asia. Drive long-term sourcing strategies, supplier evaluation, and performance management. Negotiate commercial terms, contracts, logistics, and payment structures with global suppliers and traders. Monitor LME trends, copper market movements, and trade policies to optimize purchase decisions. Coordinate closely with internal stakeholders for quality control, logistics, and finance. Manage global procurement risks related to pricing, supply chain disruptions, and compliance. Maintain market intelligence and provide periodic management reports and forecasts. Candidate Profile Minimum 14 years of experience in copper trading, sourcing, and procurement. Proven experience in purchasing copper materials from Africa, Europe, and the USA. Strong international network of suppliers, traders, and logistics partners. Excellent knowledge of LME pricing, hedging mechanisms, and copper market dynamics. Experience in handling import/export documentation and international contracts. Strong negotiation, analytical, and communication skills. Experience in the metals, smelting, or manufacturing sector preferred. Willingness to travel internationally for supplier meetings and trade negotiations. Education Bachelor’s degree in Metallurgy, Chemical Engineering, International Trade, or Supply Chain Management. MBA or Master’s in Supply Chain / International Business preferred.

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