Business sectors
Eight trading desks, one point of accountability, from freight to steel.
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Business sectors
01 Trade Administration 02 Freight & Logistics 03 Housewares & Hospitality Goods 04 Electrical & Electronic Supply 05 Industrial Chemicals 06 Machinery & Equipment 07 Construction Materials 08 Steel & Metals
01
Find products and factories that can genuinely deliver what you specify.
We start from your requirement, not from a supplier catalogue: pin down what the specification really demands, identify who can produce it reliably, and return with offers set out on identical terms so they can be weighed side by side.
02
Act as the trading party between an Asian producer and an overseas buyer.
We take the commercial position between factory and buyer: we settle the terms, keep each side to the timetable and see the deal through documents, payment and delivery.
03
Own the timeline from purchase order to delivery.
When several suppliers have to land on the same date, someone must own the schedule. We take that job: merging timelines, spotting delays early and replanning before they reach your site.
04
Extra capacity for supplier search, quotations and follow-up.
We work as a branch of your purchasing team for categories or countries where you have no supplier base yet: issuing enquiries, chasing quotes and normalising offers so they can be compared fairly.
05
Steady supply for running plants and infrastructure.
For plants that are already running, we keep spares, materials and consumables flowing on a timetable tied to output targets and planned stoppages, not order by order.
06
Materials and plant grouped and timed for a build.
Supply packages lined up with the construction programme and tracked package by package, so the site team always knows what is on the water and when it lands.
07
Help Asian manufacturers reach buyers in new regions.
For producers in China and across Asia that want to sell into the Middle East, Africa or Europe, we provide the commercial front: buyer introductions, export paperwork and a Hong Kong contracting entity to trade through.
