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Psygon Group JSC

Vietnam

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225/1/8 Nguyen Dinh Chieu, Ward 5

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Business Description

Business Details

Country:

Vietnam

Business Types:

Food manufacturing, Farming / Production / Processing / Packing

Main Markets:

Australia, Cambodia, Canada, China, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Lao Peoples Democratic Republic, Malaysia, North Korea, Russian Federation, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United States

Main Products:

Bean, Nut & Seed; Fruit; Seafood & Aquatic Products; Tea & Tea Leaves

Year Established:

2023

Psygon Group JSC produces a wide range of food items including beans, nuts, fruits, seafood, and tea, which are in high demand across multiple international markets. Being based in Vietnam, they benefit from strong agricultural production and lower manufacturing costs, making them competitive for buyers in Australia, Germany, Japan, and the United States. Their business model covers farming to processing, allowing full traceability and quality control from farm to finished product. The company has a website and clear market focus, but buyers should verify product certifications and compliance with local food safety standards in each target country.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T or L/C

Preferred Trade Term:

EXW

Port Of Loading:

Cat Lai Port

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 100M~500M

Numbers Of Employees:

101-500 employees

Avg Response Time:

Psygon Group JSC offers flexible payment terms with T/T or L/C, which gives buyers more control over when and how they pay. Using EXW terms means the buyer is responsible for loading the goods at Cat Lai Port, reducing shipping costs and transfer risks. The company accepts USD, which simplifies international transactions and avoids currency conversion issues. Psygon Group JSC has a team size of 101-500 employees and generates revenue between 100-500 million, which places them in the mid-to-large supplier category. This scale suggests they can handle complex, volume-based orders with consistent delivery. The lack of specified compliance standards or inquiry response time raises questions about their operational transparency and responsiveness — buyers should request detailed documentation or response timelines before committing to long-term partnerships.

Products / Services Offered

Psygon Group JSC offers a diverse range of products from bean, nut, and seed categories to seafood and tea — a mix that is uncommon for a single supplier. This breadth suggests they can serve multiple markets, from food manufacturing to specialty retail. Buyers looking for a one-stop source for plant-based and natural products may find this combination valuable.

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Psygon Group JSC has verified their account email and business documents, which adds credibility to their profile. However, the work email and phone number are not verified — this could raise concerns about direct communication or order follow-up. Buyers should confirm contact details directly before placing large orders to reduce risk of miscommunication or missed deliveries.

Export Countries

Australia

Cambodia

Canada

China

Germany

Hong Kong

Japan

Lao Peoples Democratic Republic

Malaysia

North Korea

(+6 more)

East Asia

38%

Southeast Asia

25%

North America

12%

Oceania

Western Europe

Psygon Group JSC operates in 16 countries across 7 regions, with the largest concentration in East Asia at 38% (6 countries), followed by Southeast Asia at 25% (4 countries). North America accounts for 12% (2 countries), while Oceania, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East each represent 6% with one country each. This regional distribution highlights a strong focus on East and Southeast Asia, with limited presence in Western and Eastern Europe and the Middle East, indicating a strategy centered on high-growth Asian markets with minimal diversification beyond that core.