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Business Description

Company Name: Roadman Group (U) Ltd Location: Plot 103/104,Lico Building Kireka, Uganda Industry: Agricultural Export Product: Sesame Seeds (Simsim)

Roadman Group is a leading exporter of high-quality sesame seeds from Uganda. We work directly with small-scale farmers to source the best sesame, ensuring fair prices and sustainable farming practices. Our team is dedicated to delivering top-notch products to international markets, prioritizing quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction.

Our Mission:

To empower Ugandan farmers and contribute to the country's economic growth by providing a reliable market for their sesame produce, while delivering exceptional products to our global customers.

Our Values:

Quality: We prioritize quality in every aspect of our operations.
Sustainability: We promote environmentally friendly and socially responsible farming practices.
Customer Satisfaction: We strive to exceed our customers' expectations with timely deliveries and excellent service.

Certifications: We are a member of Top 100 group of companies in Uganda

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Entebbe/Mombasa

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Not specified

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Avg Response Time:

-

Most suppliers offer payment terms like L/C or 30-day credit, so T/T is common but requires trust. FOB terms mean Roadman Group (U) Ltd. handles goods only up to the port of Entebbe or Mombasa, so buyers must arrange shipping and insurance after delivery. Accepting USD makes transactions easier for international buyers, especially in East Africa where USD is widely used. The port choice — Entebbe or Mombasa — gives access to key East African markets, but shipping costs and transit times vary by route. Roadman Group (U) Ltd has a team size of 11-50, which suggests a focused, agile operation capable of handling detailed client needs without the overhead of larger organizations. The lack of specified revenue, accreditations, and inquiry response time raises questions about their financial stability and service reliability — buyers should request additional proof of operations or client references before committing to long-term partnerships.

Products / Services Offered

White rice is one of the most traded agricultural products globally, with consistent demand from both food service and retail markets. Roadman Group (U) Ltd offers white rice, a staple product that requires consistent quality and supply chain reliability. Buyers should verify if the rice meets specific grading or packaging standards, as these affect market acceptance and pricing.

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Roadman Group (U) Ltd has verified business documents and phone number, which adds credibility to their operations, but their work email is not verified — a potential red flag for buyers looking to communicate directly with the company's operations team. Having verified documents and contact info suggests they are serious about trade, but the missing work email could limit direct coordination or raise concerns about internal communication transparency.

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Western Europe

28%

Southern Africa

11%

South America

11%

North America

11%

East Africa

11%

Roadman Group (U) Ltd eliminates concentration in any single region, distributing its 18-country footprint across 9 regions with no region exceeding 28%. Western Europe accounts for 28% (5 countries), while five other regions each hold 11% (2 countries), including South America, North America, East Africa, Middle East, and Southern Africa. East Asia and Oceania each have 6% (1 country), and the Caribbean has 6% (1 country), indicating a balanced but geographically dispersed strategy with minimal over-reliance on any one market.
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