Map of trade corridors
Corridor in focus
Hong Kong
Registered office and trading base — sourcing, contracting and shipment coordination are all run from our office in Central.
Corridor in focus
Mainland China
Where the bulk of our goods are made — business on this corridor runs through trusted partners and direct client relationships, not a local office.
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Southeast Asia
Further manufacturing and raw-material sources — business on this corridor runs through trusted partners and direct client relationships, not a local office.
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Middle East
Core buyer market across the Gulf and Levant — business on this corridor runs through trusted partners and direct client relationships, not a local office.
Corridor in focus
Africa
Growing buyer markets on the east and west coasts — business on this corridor runs through trusted partners and direct client relationships, not a local office.
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Europe
Buyers of engineered and consumer goods — business on this corridor runs through trusted partners and direct client relationships, not a local office.
Each line is a trading lane we buy from or sell into. None of them stands for a branch, a warehouse or a fleet that we own.
Ask about a corridor →Why Hong Kong
Four reasons that matter in practice
Next door to the factories
The Pearl River Delta, one of the largest manufacturing regions anywhere, is within a day’s trucking of Hong Kong.
Free port
Hong Kong levies no customs tariff on general goods, which keeps re-export and transhipment simple and inexpensive.
Contracts under common law
English-language contracts, an independent judiciary and established arbitration give both buyer and seller a known framework.
Connected by sea and air
A deep-water container port and one of the world’s busiest air-cargo airports link directly to the Gulf, Africa and Europe.
Asian manufacturers: a way into new markets
For many factories the hard part of exporting is not the product but the selling, the paperwork and the follow-up. We act as the Hong Kong counterparty that handles all three: we find the buyer, prepare the documents and stay with the account until a first order turns into a regular one.