History

Pallion has been involved in the Australian precious metals industry since 1951. Today, it is Australasia’s largest independent precious metal services group of companies and a trusted partner to its clients.

1950s
Felix Parry opens Palloys, Australia’s first casting house.

1960s
Palloys enters into a manufacturing agreement with Matthey Garrett. Palloys opens Hong Kong’s first casting house and enters into an exclusive electroplating chemical distribution agreement with Wieland GMBH.

1970s
ABC Bullion and ABC Refinery commence operation.
Goldenage International commences operation in Hong Kong (SAR) and China.

1980s
PJW assays the Hand of Faith Nugget. Palloys casts mounts for the Queen Elizabeth II Bicentennial Coach.

1990s
AGS commences operation as a producer of fabricated metals and wedding rings in joint venture with Bullion Mark (subsequently AGR Matthey). PJW supplies gold lettering for the Australian Commonwealth War Memorial. A&E Metals commences operations.

2000s
Palloys supplies the crown for the Black Madonna icon presented to Pope John Paul II. AGS and PJW merge to become AGS|PJW. Regentco commences operation as an Australian findings supplier. Palloys, AGS|PJW, Regentco and Goldenage International form Palloys Group.

2010s
Palloys casts mounts for the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Coach. Custodian Vaults commences operation. ABC Refinery laboratories issued NATA and ISO accreditation. Palloys Group, ABC Bullion, ABC Refinery and Custodian Vaults merge to form Pallion. ABC Bullion launches its signature minted bullion range, The Eureka. ABC Bullion becomes the official manufacturer of the Emirates Melbourne Cup. ABC Refinery is admitted to the LBMA Good Delivery list for gold and receives SGE accreditation.