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ATB

Iran

4.2

Atiq Complex 1, Block A

101 inquiries

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Business Description

Almas Tejarat Bakhtar Trading Group, with its professional and experienced managers, associates, and shareholders, provides all services in the fields of commercial affairs and cooperation in production in relation to the creation and launch, and supervision of the projects with superior quality. The company aims to participate effectively in the economic growth and prosperity of the country by creating sustainable development in national and international dimensions. They offer services in the Food, Industry, Building, and Management sectors, including supplying and equipping goods, shipping and delivery management, facilitating payment systems, warehouse inventory management, sales advisory, and after-sales service. The company maintains long-term partnerships with selected partners globally, ensuring optimal trade fluidity and consistency in price and quality. Their mission is to provide solutions for evolving trade with a focus on environmental protection through innovative solutions.

Business Overview

ATB had verified level Level 3, with 4.2 rating across 101 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2025.

Avg Response Time

≤ 1h

Total inquiries received

101

Inquiry Open Rate

19%

ATB is one of the few exporters active in 17 diverse markets across Central Asia, the Middle East, and South Asia, which is unusual for a company with only 1–10 staff members. Operating from any port in Iran gives them flexibility in shipping routes, especially for reaching markets like Afghanistan and Pakistan where access to ports can be limited. The fact that both work email and business documents are verified adds credibility, which is rare for small-scale exporters. With only 1–10 employees, ATB likely relies on strong logistics and local partnerships to manage such a wide export network. Being active since 2025 means they are new to the market, so their operations may still be building trust with buyers. Their role as an exporter, wholesaler, broker, and distributor suggests they act as a bridge between suppliers and buyers in regions with limited direct trade access. Buyers should verify their actual port of loading and confirm if they have local agents in each market to ensure reliable delivery.