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UAE Unveils Massive World’s Largest Silver Bar in a Groundbreaking Move to Tokenise It for Investors

December 1, 2025
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  • UAE Creates World’s Largest Silver Bar & Will Tokenise It For Investors
    • A Symbolic Masterpiece: 1,971 kg for 1971
    • Engineering a Record: The Production Feat
    • The Groundbreaking Innovation: Regulated Tokenisation
    • Why This Is a Game-Changer for the Market
    • Executive Vision: Statements from Key Leaders
    • Conclusion: More Than a Record—A Blueprint for the Future

UAE Creates World’s Largest Silver Bar & Will Tokenise It For Investors

At the prestigious Dubai Precious Metals Conference (DPMC), the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) unveiled a historic piece of bullion: the world’s largest silver bar, officially certified by Guinness World Records. Weighing a monumental 1,971 kilograms (63,369 troy ounces), this bar is a powerful fusion of national symbolism, advanced metallurgy, and financial innovation.

A Symbolic Masterpiece: 1,971 kg for 1971

The bar’s precise weight is a direct tribute to the founding year of the UAE in 1971. Measuring approximately 1.3 meters long and refined to an exceptional 999.9 purity, it stands as a physical monument to the nation’s 52-year journey and its ambitions in the global commodities arena.

Engineering a Record: The Production Feat

Crafted by Sam Precious Metals, a leading UAE refinery, the bar’s creation was an extraordinary engineering challenge. It required:

  • Custom-designed, heavy-duty casting moulds.

  • Precise control over pouring and handling tons of molten silver.

  • Specialized cooling processes to ensure perfect structural integrity and avoid impurities.
    This achievement places the UAE firmly on the map as a hub for high-precision, large-scale precious metals refining.

The Groundbreaking Innovation: Regulated Tokenisation

Beyond the physical record, the project makes history with its digital ambition. DMCC announced the bar will be tokenised—the first Guinness-certified precious metal to undergo this process under a formal regulatory framework.

Here’s how the tokenisation ecosystem works:

  • Platform: Token issuance and trading will occur via DMCC Tradeflow, a established commodities platform.

  • Regulator: The digital tokens will be issued by Tokinvest, operating under the strict oversight of the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).

  • Custody: The physical bar will be securely stored by Brink’s, the global leader in secure logistics and vaulting.

This model introduces fractional ownership, allowing investors worldwide to buy digital shares representing a direct, legally-backed claim on the physical silver, without the burdens of storage, insurance, or large minimum investments.

Why This Is a Game-Changer for the Market

This initiative is strategically significant for multiple reasons:

  1. Democratizes Precious Metals Investment: It shatters the traditional barrier where high-value bullion was only accessible to institutions and ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Now, retail investors can gain exposure to institutional-grade physical silver.

  2. Sets a New Standard for Trust: The combination of VARA regulation, third-party auditing, and Brink’s custody creates an unprecedented level of transparency and security for bullion-backed digital assets.

  3. Bridges Physical and Digital Economies: It is a flagship example of the Real-World Assets (RWA) tokenisation trend, proving how tangible commodities can be seamlessly integrated into the digital financial ecosystem.

  4. Cements UAE’s Leadership: The project showcases Dubai’s unique ability to converge physical trade, regulatory innovation, and fintech, strengthening its position as a future-focused global hub for commodities and digital assets.

Executive Vision: Statements from Key Leaders

  • Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman & CEO of DMCC: Highlighted the bar as a symbol of UAE ambition and stated that tokenising it aligns with DMCC’s mission to fuse trade, finance, and technology.

  • Sami Abu Ahmad, Chairman of Sam Precious Metals: Expressed pride in the refinery’s technical mastery, calling the bar a landmark achievement for the region’s precious metals sector.

  • Scott Thiel, CEO of Tokinvest: Emphasized the democratizing power of the project, making high-value bullion an accessible asset class for a broad investor base through regulated digital tokens.

Also Read: Bahrain Hit by Mild 3.3-Magnitude Earthquake: Reassuring Reports Confirm No Damage, UAE Unaffected

Conclusion: More Than a Record—A Blueprint for the Future

The unveiling of the 1,971 kg silver bar is not merely about setting a weight record. It is a definitive statement about the future of finance and trade. By successfully pairing a physical marvel of craftsmanship with a robust, regulated digital ownership model, the UAE is providing a blueprint for the next generation of commodity investment.

This project promises to enhance liquidity, transparency, and accessibility in the precious metals market, potentially attracting a new wave of capital and establishing a replicable model for tokenising other real-world assets globally.

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