Vietnam on the way to surpass some of its socio-economic targets for 2018

For many companies sourcing in Asia is of crucial strategic importance. To ensure a smooth export process maintaining high quality at low costs is for some firms a question of life or death. If as an expansion or replacement for China Exports, Vietnam and the other ASEAN nations play a key role in Sourcing in Asia.
Our Export Team usually achieves 15 to 30 percent in savings for our customers!However you need to think about more than just costs. Key is the balancing of client specific needs with the demands of the Vietnamese market. It is important to find cost and quality potentials and to shape the sourcing strategy according to them. Furthermore the search for reliable suppliers as well as decisions regarding the type of local presence demand a certain know-how of the Vietnamese market.
The BDG Team gladly supports you in defining a strategy and designing sourcing processes that will allow you to realize the highest possible potential for your company. We work locally on building stable supplier relationships, high delivery reliability and effective communication to ensure a smooth export process. During the entire process, our sourcing experts in Vietnam pay great attention to your needs and goals.
Depending on your products our team develops different purchase-modules.
According to your wishes our Sourcing Team conducts a market analysis and searches for suitable manufacturers and suppliers. In the next stage our Operations Team ensures that the product quality as well as the entire export procedure is up to standard. Our services range from “Basic Supplier Check” or a systematic supplier analysis to a fully integrated purchasing office in Vietnam.
We act, where we see value for our clients.
Strategic Sourcing
Suppliers in Vietnam
How can we develop a long-term strategic supplier partnership in Vietnam that ensures product innovation, a high quality standard and supplier loyalty?
What potentials can we realize with our Vietnamese partners?
How can we identify and eliminate unnecessary cost drivers?
Purchasing Office
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