VIGBHA is a Singapore-based trading company engaged in worldwide import and export across energy, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, agricultural products, seafood and metals.
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VIGBHA (ASIA) PTE. LTD. is a Singapore-based international trading company engaged in the import and export of products worldwide. Our business spans five sectors: energy, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, agriculture, seafood and metals.
We connect buying and selling opportunities around the world, including Southeast Asia, India, the United States, Africa, the Middle East and South America. Product specifications, origin, quantity, documentation and delivery terms are discussed for each import or export inquiry.
Import and export
across global markets.
Oil, crude oil, aviation fuel and other energy products.
Commercial import and export inquiries based on the required product specifications, volume, origin and delivery destination.
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Pharmaceutical raw materials, conventional medicines, traditional herbal medicines and medical devices.
Product requirements, supporting documentation and destination-market requirements are addressed for each trade inquiry.
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Rice, sugar, corn (maize), avocados, soybeans and other agricultural products.
Import and export opportunities defined by product type, grade, origin, quantity, packaging and shipment requirements.
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Shrimp, crab, fish, squid and other seafood products.
Trading inquiries based on species, product form, quality, packaging, temperature requirements and destination.
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Iron, aluminium, copper, lead and other metals.
Commercial import and export inquiries defined by metal type, grade, specification, quantity and delivery terms.
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Worldwide import and export, with a focus on the markets below.
Our import and export activities are global in scope. The markets below are areas of focus within our wider worldwide trading approach.
Regional commerce across Southeast Asian markets.
Trade opportunities across our core product sectors.
Commercial sourcing and trading opportunities.
Cross-border opportunities across African markets.
Commercial connections across Middle Eastern markets.
Commodity and product trading opportunities.
The examples below illustrate common oil transaction workflows. They are reference illustrations; the actual procedure is defined by the parties, the cargo, the terminal or vessel and the agreed contract.
Cargo is transferred directly between two vessels using agreed transfer arrangements. Location, vessel compatibility, inspections and operating requirements are confirmed for each transaction.
Vessel nomination and acceptance, cargo quantity and quality, transfer location, operating approvals, laytime and the agreed point of title and risk transfer.
Product is loaded from shore-based storage into a nominated vessel through a terminal’s loading facilities, subject to terminal acceptance and an agreed loading schedule.
Terminal confirmation, product specifications, available volume, vessel nomination, loading window, inspection arrangements and allocation of terminal charges.
A contract-specific arrangement for taking over identified product held in storage, with any associated storage rights or responsibilities agreed separately and acknowledged by the terminal where required.
Verification of the seller’s rights to the product, terminal acknowledgment, quantity and quality inspection, storage obligations, payment conditions and documented title transfer. TTO is not an Incoterms® rule.
The seller arranges and pays freight and the required cargo insurance to the named destination port. Risk passes to the buyer when the goods are placed on board at the port of shipment.
Named destination port, shipment period, cargo specifications, freight arrangements, insurance coverage and required shipping documents. CIF applies to sea and inland waterway transport.
These oil transaction workflows are illustrative examples only, rather than a fixed procedure or a commitment to a particular transaction structure. STS, TTS and TTO describe operational or contractual arrangements; CIF, FOB and CFR are Incoterms® rules. Actual steps, documentation, payment and title transfer are agreed separately for each transaction. Images are AI-generated illustrations.
Incoterms® reference: International Chamber of Commerce ↗Start with the product specification, target volume, destination and preferred delivery schedule.
Clarify availability, documentation, commercial terms and the expectations of each party.
Progress commercial discussions based on verification, mutual agreement and transaction-specific requirements.
Contact VIGBHA for worldwide import and export inquiries in energy, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, agricultural products, seafood and metals.
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REGISTERED OFFICEVIGBHA (ASIA) PTE. LTD.
1 North Bridge Road, #07-10
High Street Centre, Singapore 179094
WEBSITEwww.vigbha.com