About Us

Tavex is an investment gold/silver and currency exchange company.

Tavex’s main goal is to offer customers the best price and the broadest range of both gold/silver and currencies.

Tavex is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tavex Group – the largest player in the sale and purchase of physical investment gold/silver in the North European market. Our other major business line is the sale and purchase (exchange) of the broad range of currencies both physical and electronic.

Company today

At present, Tavex Group employs over 100 persons. We are present in 5 Nordic countries and Bulgaria with 15 offices and shops. TAVEX A/S – in Denmark; TAVEX AB – in Sweden; TAVEX OY- in Finland; TAVID AS – in Estonia; TAVEX SIA- in Latvia; TAVEX EOOD- in Bulgaria

We are growing constantly and extending our business in terms of volume, in terms of geography and in terms of business lines.

It is important to notice that Tavex Group including all subsidiaries is debt free. We operate only with our own capital.

We work closely with Financial Supervisory Authorities in every country as well as Financial Intelligence Units in the prevention of money laundering. Tavex Group is audited every year by KPMG.

Partners

Tavex has direct contracts with some of the world's biggest investment gold factories like:
 • The Perth Mint in Australia, which produces both coins and bars
 • China Great Wall Coins Investments Ltd - Chinese gold coin producer
 • PAMP Suisse - Swiss gold bar producer
 • Valcambi - Swiss gold bar producer
 • Austrian Mint - Austrian gold coin producer
In addition to the mentioned factories, Tavex has also good relations with several investment gold wholesalers in different parts of the world.

Company history

Tavex was founded 1991 by Alar Tamming, who is the single owner of the company. As of the end of Q3 2010, Tavex has 15 offices in 6 different countries, total assets of EUR 19 126 298 and shareholders equity of EUR 18 034 660.
In 1996 Tavex founded its first overseas branch in Finland, followed by Latvia in 2002 by Sweden in 2005 by Bulgaria in 2009 and last but not least Denmark in 2010.

Links to Group Annual reports 2009

Official Information