In a glittering display of scale and craftsmanship, Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has unveiled a record-breaking silver bar weighing 1.9 tonnes, officially recognized as the largest silver bar in the world. The colossal bar, cast in Dubai, demonstrates the emirate’s position as a global hub for precious metals trading and innovation.
The unveiling ceremony, attended by dignitaries, investors, and media, highlighted the precision engineering and expertise required to create such a massive piece of silver. The bar measures over 5 meters in length, making it a remarkable sight for onlookers and industry experts alike.
“This is a milestone for DMCC and the global silver industry,” said Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman of DMCC. “It showcases not only the scale at which we operate but also Dubai’s commitment to innovation and leadership in commodities.”
The silver bar has been verified by independent experts and Guinness World Records authorities, officially confirming its status as the heaviest silver bar ever produced. It also symbolizes Dubai’s ambition to continue pushing boundaries in the global precious metals market.
The record-setting silver bar is expected to attract attention from collectors, investors, and tourists, cementing DMCC’s reputation as a world-class leader in precious metals and commodities trading.
