Daga International GmbH

Operating with only 1-10 employees and an annual turnover of just 1-5 million, this small business has a very limited scale for handling large or recurring orders. The fact that only the phone number is verified — not the work email or business documents — raises concerns about legitimacy and transparency, which could be a red flag for serious buyers. Despite being headquartered in Germany, a country known for strong trade standards, the lack of document verification and minimal workforce size suggests limited operational capacity. Shipping terms set at EXW mean the buyer must arrange all logistics and transport from the supplier's location, increasing risk and complexity. The use of L/C as a payment term, while secure, is typically preferred by larger, more established suppliers, not small-scale ones. Exporting to high-demand markets like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and India shows potential, but the combination of small size, weak verification, and minimal turnover makes it harder to trust for long-term partnerships.