Container ship hull and stacked cargo at dusk

Torvelis Trade Pte. Ltd. · Singapore

International trade,
arranged.

Wholesale commerce, agency, and freight — procurement and supply-chain work from a Singapore company, across the European Union, Asia-Pacific, the United Kingdom, Turkey, and North America.

UEN 202638148H Type Private company limited by shares Office 135 Middle Road, Singapore Activity Freight transport arrangement (SSIC 52292)

Mandate

Goods, freight, and the space between.

Torvelis Trade Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore private limited company. The work is wholesale trade, agency services, and logistics: buying and selling goods, acting for principals in cross-border transactions, and arranging the carriage that moves them.

Procurement, supply-chain coordination, and freight forwarding sit in one place so a shipment is not treated as an afterthought to a contract, or a contract as an afterthought to a shipment.

Palletised cargo in a warehouse aisle

Activities

What the company does.

01 — Trade

Wholesale trade

Buying and selling goods in bulk for onward supply. Sourcing, commercial terms, and the documents that make a cross-border sale executable — invoices, packing lists, certificates where a market requires them.

Wholesale and agency →

02 — Agency

Agency services

Acting for a named principal in purchase or sale, within the authority given. The company does not invent counterparties on a page; agency is a mandate, not a catalogue of logos.

How agency is used →

03 — Logistics

Freight transport arrangement

The registered primary activity is freight transport arrangement (SSIC 52292): organising carriage rather than operating a public fleet. Sea, air, and road movements are planned against the commercial terms of the trade. Procurement and supply-chain coordination sit beside that work.

Freight and supply chain →

Stacked shipping containers in a terminal
Freight is arranged to the contract — not the other way around.

Geography

Where the work is pointed.

Operations and targeted markets: the European Union, Asia-Pacific, the United Kingdom, Turkey, and North America. These are regions of work, not a claim of owned offices in each city.

Markets