Our Services
Distribution, field sales, merchandising and stock reviews for consumer brands in Sarawak.
Product Distribution
From supermarkets to provision shops, we get your products onto shelves across Kuching, Sibu, Bintulu and nearby towns.
Inventory Management
We monitor stock levels and sales movement to identify replenishment needs, flag stockout risks and review products that are building up.
Logistics and Transportation
Scheduled routes and our delivery fleet support agreed service plans. Our team follows up on delivery issues and replenishment needs.
Field Sales and Launch Support
We agree on priority products and target outlets, introduce the range to retailers, and follow up on orders, retail placement and agreed promotions.
Merchandising Support
Our merchandisers check shelf stock, rotate products first-in, first-out, flag near-expiry items and keep displays tidy. Supervisors follow up on stock, display and pricing issues.
Customer Service
Our team follows up on retailer and principal enquiries, including orders, delivery issues, pricing and stock availability.
Reports Built Around Your Requirements
Tell us what your team needs to see — by product, customer or territory — and whether you need it weekly or monthly. We can structure a repeatable report around those requirements and highlight changes that deserve attention.
Explore customized reporting →Monthly Stock Reviews
Review stock against sales movement before the next order. Together, we can identify what to replenish, maintain, reduce or pause, and where clearance or promotional support may help.
See how stock reviews work →What a stock review can highlight
An illustrative example of the discussion a review can support. These are fictional products, not live supplier data.
Order More
Strong sales and low stock coverage.
Discuss: replenishment timing and available stock.
Maintain
Stock is balanced with current sales movement.
Discuss: keeping the current ordering pace.
Order Less
Existing stock is sufficient for current sales.
Discuss: reducing the next order.
Pause & Review
Little or no recent stock movement.
Discuss: pausing replenishment and reviewing sales support.