Our main objective is to support customers through the efficient provision of COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL and LOGISTIC SERVICES in international scale.

We aim to establish long term relationship with clients with the intention of becoming their preferred commodity supply partner.

We ship commodities in bulk vessels, containers, planes or by road – we always take the quickest route from the origin to the destination. You decide whether we should deliver the commodities to your store, your warehouse or a trading partner for further processing.

For some of our commodities, we can add value by financing, risk management; blending, labelling & branding, bagging, repackaging and superior responsiveness in terms of order fulfillment, technical support and specialized customer service.

As a global commodity trading company, transparency is at core of our operations. We can offer you complete transparency for your supply chain with our own supply chain management tools. After placing an order for any of our commodities, we guarantee end-to-end monitoring facilities to check the progress made by consignments – anywhere in the world at any time. With our robust track & trace systems, you always know where your commodities are while in transit or in storage.

Commodity products are basic, interchangeable goods that are widely available and typically have little differentiation between brands or suppliers. These products are often characterized by the following features:

1. Standardization: Commodity products are standardized and have consistent quality, specifications, and features. This standardization allows for easy comparison between different suppliers.

2. Low Differentiation: There is usually little to no perceived difference in quality or functionality between competing brands or suppliers of commodity products. Consumers typically make purchasing decisions based on price and convenience.

3. Price Sensitivity: Price is a major factor influencing consumer choices when it comes to commodity products. Consumers are often highly price-sensitive and may opt for the lowest-cost option.

4. High Competition: The market for commodity products is typically highly competitive, with many suppliers offering similar goods. This competition can lead to price wars and tight profit margins for businesses.