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Gold
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$4,238.71 | +1.53% |
$136,277.61
£102,981
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| $66.87 | +2.31% |
$66,872.01
£50,533
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| $4,271.68 | +2.37% |
$13,733.77
£10,378
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| $4,274.74 | +2.40% |
$13,743.59
£10,386
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Gold
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$4,307.83 | +2.93% |
$69,249.94
£52,330
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| $4,297.56 | +2.94% |
$4,297.56
£3,248
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Gold
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$4,304.31 | +3.15% |
$6,919.33
£5,229
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| $4,320.10 | +3.22% |
$4,320.10
£3,265
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| $4,312.89 | +3.31% |
$6,933.12
£5,239
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| $4,319.70 | +3.47% |
$6,944.08
£5,247
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| $4,332.86 | +3.53% |
$4,332.86
£3,274
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| $4,323.95 | +3.58% |
$6,950.90
£5,253
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Gold
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$4,335.93 | +3.60% |
$6,970.17
£5,267
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| $4,325.58 | +3.61% |
$43,255.79
£32,687
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| $68.21 | +3.78% |
$2,192.86
£1,657
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| $4,343.03 | +4.03% |
$13,963.16
£10,552
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| $4,346.74 | +4.12% |
$4,346.74
£3,285
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| $4,346.78 | +4.12% |
$4,346.78
£3,285
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| $4,351.03 | +4.22% |
$4,351.03
£3,288
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| $4,354.65 | +4.35% |
$4,354.65
£3,291
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| $4,356.90 | +4.36% |
$4,356.90
£3,292
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| $4,356.90 | +4.36% |
$4,356.90
£3,292
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| $4,356.90 | +4.36% |
$4,356.90
£3,292
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| $4,356.90 | +4.36% |
$4,356.90
£3,292
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| $4,361.63 | +4.48% |
$4,361.63
£3,296
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| $4,379.63 | +4.65% |
$4,379.64
£3,310
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| $4,382.46 | +4.98% |
$4,382.46
£3,312
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| $4,384.96 | +5.04% |
$4,384.96
£3,314
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| $4,403.52 | +5.48% |
$4,403.52
£3,328
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| $4,417.89 | +5.56% |
$4,417.89
£3,338
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About Indigo Precious Metals
A Singapore Bullion House Founded by a Former Bank Trader
Indigo Precious Metals is a Singapore-headquartered bullion dealer founded in 2014 by David J Mitchell, who returned to Singapore that year to establish the company after a banking career that included Head of Proprietary Trading Europe and Head of Spot Trading Asia-Pacific at HypoVereinsbank, Chief Dealer and Manager of the G10 Desk at HSBC, and Chief Dealer of the FX Desk at NationsBank Group Singapore. The registered entity, Indigo Precious Metals Pte. Ltd. (formerly IPM Group Pte. Ltd.), was incorporated on 22 September 2014 and is registered with Singapore's Ministry of Law as a Precious Stones and Precious Metals dealer (registration PS20190001114).
The company trades gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium, buying on direct contract from refiners, mints, and international wholesale suppliers. Clients range from private individuals to institutional investors, financial advisors, and family trusts, with operations in Singapore and Malaysia and partnerships in London and Australia. Allocated, bonded vaulted storage is offered at Le Freeport in Singapore's Changi Airport free zone, with holdings individually allocated and fully insured.
In July 2025 the firm relocated its Singapore premises from Amoy Street to 7 Bukit Pasoh Road, in a heritage conservation district near the central business district. It also operates Auctus Metal Portfolios, a companion platform that uses proprietary algorithms with live data feeds to rebalance clients' physical metal holdings.
Indigo Precious Metals: frequently asked questions
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Indigo Precious Metals (Indigo Precious Metals Pte. Ltd.) is headquartered in Singapore, with retail premises at 7 Bukit Pasoh Road near the central business district. It trades gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium, serving private individuals, institutional investors, and family trusts. BullionFerret tracks 285 listings from Singapore.
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Singapore's free-trade zones, particularly the Le Freeport facility at Changi Airport, allow allocated precious metal holdings to be stored outside the banking system in individually allocated, fully insured accounts. The country's regulatory framework for precious metals dealers is well-established, and its proximity to Asian demand centres makes it a common choice for internationally diversified bullion holdings.
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Dealers in Singapore must register with the Ministry of Law as Precious Stones and Precious Metals (PSPM) dealers under the Precious Stones and Precious Metals (Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing) Act. Registration requires dealers to conduct customer due-diligence checks above certain transaction thresholds. Indigo Precious Metals holds PSPM registration no. PS20190001114.
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Weigh the piece and compare it against the manufacturer's published specification. Silver is non-magnetic; a strong magnet sliding across it should slow noticeably. Struck coins produce a clear ring when tapped. For bars, XRF (X-ray fluorescence) testing is non-destructive and reliable. Buying from a registered dealer such as a Singapore Ministry of Law PSPM-registered business adds a regulatory layer of accountability.