Dubai Multi Commodities Center unveils the largest silver bullion in the world, weighing 1.9 tons

Dubai, November 26 / WAM / The Dubai Multi Commodities Center announced the display of the largest silver bullion in the world, with a record weight of 1,971 kilograms, registered in the Guinness Book of World Records, during the activities of the Dubai Precious Metals Conference, which was held on November 24.

The alloy was designed with a symbolic weight that embodies the founding year of the UAE, in a move that reflects national craftsmanship and the spirit of innovation.

As part of a new strategic project, the center is paving the way for the coding of the bullion through its Trade Flow platform, making it the first precious metal asset registered in the Guinness Book of Records to be converted into a digital asset according to an approved regulatory framework.

The project comes within the framework of a partnership between “SAM Precious Metals”, “Tokininvest” and “Brinks”. SAM handles the manufacturing, Tokenvest leads the coding and digital issuance, and Brinks handles secure warehousing and logistics.

Ahmed Bin Sulayem, CEO and Executive Director of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, said that the thirteenth edition of the Dubai Precious Metals Conference witnessed the setting of new records, the most notable of which was the unveiling of the largest silver bullion in the world, weighing 1,971 kilograms and measuring 1.3 meters long.

He added that this initiative reflects DMCC’s mission to link trade, commodities, finance and technology, and highlight how to digitize physical assets through frameworks characterized by trust and transparency, noting that such projects consolidate Dubai’s position as a global reference for practical and investable innovation in the field of real assets.

For his part, Scott Thiel, co-founder and CEO of Tokininvest, said that encoding a silver bar that entered the Guinness Book of World Records weighing 1,971 kilograms in commemoration of the founding of the UAE is not only an honor for his company, but a turning point for the real assets sector. This project allows investors to access an asset of global value with greater transparency and across broader geographical borders.

In turn, Sami Abu Ahmed, Chairman of the Board of Directors of SAM Precious Metals, said that manufacturing the largest silver alloy in the world is a celebration of craftsmanship, innovation and the spirit of ambition that distinguishes the UAE, and that coding opens a new chapter in how material value is preserved and traded globally.

This project follows a strategic partnership announced by the Dubai Multi Commodities Center with the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, with the aim of developing secure and transparent frameworks for tokenized commodities, and advancing pilot projects related to gold, diamonds and other physical assets. With the presence of more than 1,500 companies in the precious metals ecosystem and 700 companies specialized in “Web 3” and “Blockchain” within the “Crypto Center,” the center strengthens Dubai’s position as a global platform for the digitization of real assets.

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