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JL. K. H. AHMAD DAHLAN TIRTO PEKALONGAN

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Business Description

Argomas Multi Niaga is an Indonesian trading and supply company engaged in the agribusiness sector, focusing on the sourcing, processing, and export of high-quality agricultural commodities. Established with a commitment to connect Indonesia’s agricultural wealth to the global market, we work closely with farmers, cooperatives, and processors to ensure consistent quality, competitive pricing, and sustainable practices.


Our core products include:

  1. Coconut derivatives (VCO, copra, shell powder, charcoal, etc.)
  2. Herbal and natural products (sandalwood oil, spices, etc.)
  3. Animal feed ingredients (fish meal, shrimp meal, corn gluten, etc.)
  4. Tropical commodities (coffee, cloves, palm sugar, etc.)


At Argomas Multi Niaga, we pride ourselves on being a reliable export partner, capable of handling private-label requests (OEM), bulk orders, and tailored specifications. We serve clients across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and are continuously expanding our reach through professionalism, transparency, and long-term partnerships.

Let us be your trusted gateway to Indonesia’s finest agricultural products.


006285842852215

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

L/C

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

TANJUNG PERAK

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

-

Using L/C payment terms eliminates the risk of non-payment, as it requires the buyer to fund the transaction before goods are shipped. FOB shipping terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for costs and risks once goods leave TANJUNG PERAK port. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to transact without currency conversion. This setup is common in Southeast Asian trade where USD is widely used and accepted. A small team of 1–10 staff members can offer quick, personalized service and faster decision-making. With annual revenue between $1–5 million, they are likely focused on niche or specialized products, which may mean better customization and lower prices. Lack of accreditations and response time details raises questions about compliance and reliability — buyers should request proof of quality or operational standards before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

Offering a wide range of organic, plant-based ingredients like cinnamon, turmeric, hibiscus, and moringa suggests a focus on natural, health-driven products. This combination is uncommon for a single supplier, as it blends both food ingredients and essential oils, which are often used in cosmetics or supplements. Buyers in wellness or food innovation markets may find this offering highly valuable for product formulation or ingredient sourcing.

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Export Countries

Brunei Darussalam FlagBrunei Darussalam

Indonesia FlagIndonesia

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Malaysia FlagMalaysia

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Southeast Asia

62%

East Asia

38%

This supplier eliminates broader regional exposure by focusing on 8 countries across 2 regions, with Southeast Asia representing 62% (5 of 8) and East Asia 38% (3 of 8). The concentration in Southeast Asia highlights a strong alignment with regional trade dynamics and supply chain proximity, while East Asia remains a smaller but strategic component. This regional skew reduces global diversification, increasing vulnerability to regional economic shifts or policy changes in Southeast Asia.
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