About us
FROM PRODUCERS TO CONSUMERS, WORLDWIDE
leveraging a strong infrastructure across three continents and five
countries to deliver global market solutions.
Who We Are
Throughout our 20-year history, we have distributed over 1 million tonnes of commodities worth more than 400 million dollars. We operate in over 15 countries, supporting emerging economies and fostering economic stability through our global operations.
MISSION
To deliver efficient, transparent and reliable commodity trading
solutions that create value for our partners and markets.
VISION
To be a leading global commodity trading company, driving innovation and sustainable growth across both developing and developed markets
“As global commodity markets evolve, we remain confident and ready to embrace new opportunities, drive innovation, and deliver excellence.”
Kamalludin Said
Chief Executive Officer
“We remain committed to continuous improvement, operational excellence, and sustainable growth.”
Said Emal
General Director
OUR STORY
Founded in 1991, during the transformative years following Kazakhstan’s independence, our company emerged as a pioneer in the country’s nascent trade industry. We were among the first to obtain the necessary codes for food exports to Afghanistan. These early ventures not only opened vital export routes from Kazakhstan but also laid the foundation for our expansion into global trade.
Amid a period of rapid economic change, we grew with remarkable dynamism. We expanded our infrastructure, acquired fertile farmland, and built a flour mill from the ground
up. The high demand for our products soon outpaced our production capacity, prompting the company to undertake strategic adjustments. We strengthened relationships with traders and diversified the range of commodities we offered. These choices positioned us for sustainable growth and long-term resilience.
From our early pioneering days to our current global operations, Kamalludin remains committed to innovation, building strong partnerships, and shaping the future of international trade.
