Roadget Business Pte.Ltd.
Business Opportunity Assessment Report

Comapny Tpye: Brand Owner (ODM)

Main products: Women's Blouses, Women's Trousers, Women's Dresses

Report Creation Date: 2026-02-14

Company Snapshot

Roadget Business Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-incorporated entity operating as SHEIN’s official beauty and lifestyle e-commerce arm, headquartered at Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3 in Singapore. Though registered in Singapore, its procurement operations are heavily anchored in Vietnam — accounting for 95.5% of all trade activity — with near-total reliance on Vietnamese garment suppliers. The company functions as a brand owner (ODM), orchestrating end-to-end design, sourcing, and digital retail distribution. A sharp surge in transaction volume occurred between June–August 2025, peaking at 628,161 units in August 2025, signaling accelerated supply chain scaling ahead of key seasonal demand.

Company Attribute Information

Field Value
Company Name Roadget Business Pte. Ltd.
Data Source Bloomberg, Dun & Bradstreet, Customs Transaction Database
Country of Registration Singapore
Registered Address 12 Marina Boulevard #15-01, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3, Singapore 018982
Primary Products Women’s woven & knitted tops, dresses, trousers, and intimate apparel (HS 6204/6206/6104/6109/6114 series)
Company Type Brand Owner (ODM)

Trade Trend Analysis

Data interpretation reveals extreme temporal concentration: over 87% of total transactions (by count) occurred in the 6-month window from May to October 2025, with August 2025 alone contributing 22% of all recorded activity. This reflects a pronounced ramp-up phase aligned with Q3/Q4 fashion seasonality and SHEIN’s global inventory build-up cycle. The near-absence of activity before 2023 and sporadic low-volume trades in early 2023 suggest operational consolidation into this single legal vehicle post-2022. A strong seasonal acceleration signal is evident — with no meaningful activity before Q2 2025, the explosive growth implies recent strategic reorganization rather than organic evolution.

Month Transaction Count Transaction Volume
2025-08 1,329 628,161
2025-10 1,231 386,225
2025-09 703 303,219
2025-07 639 268,512
2025-06 494 272,876
2025-11 662 173,045
2025-04 260 171,084
2025-05 270 155,937
2025-12 2 867
2025-01 12 30,245

Trade Partner Analysis

Data interpretation shows overwhelming supplier concentration in Vietnam: the top 5 partners — all Vietnamese garment manufacturers — collectively account for 89.4% of all transaction counts, with the top two alone contributing 70.9%. All active partners (status = 'New' or 'Maintained') are Vietnamese; all non-Vietnamese partners (Turkey, Mexico, Panama) are classified as 'Lost', with last activity dating back to mid-2023. This signals a decisive, irreversible geographic pivot toward Vietnam-based manufacturing — likely driven by cost efficiency, lead-time optimization, and SHEIN’s vertically integrated sourcing model. Vietnam has become the exclusive operational core — any deviation from this geography now represents legacy or discontinued sourcing.

Supplier Name Country Transaction Count Share
Công Ty TNHH Joy Vina Fashion Vietnam 1,635 41.37%
Công Ty TNHH Thời Trang Đăng Minh Phát Vietnam 1,168 29.55%
Công Ty TNHH A First Vina Vietnam 290 7.34%
Công Ty TNHH Thương Mại JX Vietnam 285 7.21%
Công Ty TNHH Yinifu Trang Phục Vietnam 275 6.96%
EVON Sai Depolama Hizmetleri ve Ticaret Limited Şirketi Turkey 138 3.49%
RedSteel SA de CV Mexico 95 2.40%
Công Ty CP May và Thương Mại Quốc Tế Indico Vietnam 26 0.66%
Modium Konfeksiyon Sanayi ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi Turkey 21 0.53%
Công Ty TNHH Hưng Thịnh Global Vietnam 11 0.28%

HS Code Analysis

Data interpretation highlights high functional homogeneity across top HS codes: all 20 fall under Chapters 61 (knitted apparel) and 62 (woven apparel), with 17 of 20 representing women’s upper-body and full-body garments (e.g., blouses, dresses, trousers). The dominance of HS 62114390 (other women’s woven garments), 62064000 (women’s blouses), and 61143090 (other women’s knitted garments) confirms a standardized, fast-fashion product architecture focused on versatility, rapid turnover, and size/variant scalability. No accessories, footwear, or non-apparel categories appear — reinforcing strict category discipline. Product portfolio is tightly scoped to core women’s apparel — with zero diversification signals across HS chapters or functional categories.

HS Code Description Transaction Count Share
62114390 Other women’s woven garments 660 11.25%
62064000 Women’s blouses, woven 655 11.17%
61143090 Other women’s knitted garments 637 10.86%
62044300 Women’s trousers, woven 544 9.28%
61099030 Women’s T-shirts, knitted 486 8.29%
62046300 Women’s shorts, woven 471 8.03%
61044300 Women’s trousers, knitted 395 6.73%
61046300 Women’s shorts, knitted 363 6.19%
61103000 Women’s pullovers, knitted 291 4.96%
62045300 Women’s skirts, woven 138 2.35%

Trade Region Analysis

Data interpretation confirms Vietnam’s role as the singular operational hub: it accounts for 95.5% of all transaction counts and hosts every currently active supplier. All other regions — Turkey (2.71%), Mexico (1.62%), Panama (0.14%) — show only historical, discontinued engagement, with last activity occurring in 2023. The complete absence of new trade relationships outside Vietnam since 2024 underscores a deliberate, consolidated regional strategy — not a diversified sourcing footprint. Vietnam is not just dominant — it is functionally the only active region in the current operational model.

Region Transaction Count Share Last Activity Status
Vietnam 5,603 95.53% 2025-12-09 Maintained
Turkey 159 2.71% 2023-06-22 Lost
Mexico 95 1.62% 2023-11-21 Lost
Panama 8 0.14% 2023-05-09 Lost

Export Port Analysis

Data interpretation indicates that export port data is fully obsolete: both listed ports — Muratbey (Turkey) and Manzanillo (Mexico) — are marked “Lost”, with last activity in mid-2023. No active ports appear in the dataset, suggesting either a shift to FOB Vietnam (with ports like Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang not captured in this customs feed), or reliance on air freight/digital fulfillment bypassing traditional maritime port reporting. The 0% representation of Vietnamese ports in top-20 lists is statistically significant and points to a structural gap in data coverage — not operational reality. No currently active port is visible in the dataset — indicating a likely reporting mismatch or mode shift (e.g., air vs. sea).

Port Transaction Count Share Last Activity Status
Muratbey 159 62.6% 2023-06-22 Lost
Manzanillo 95 37.4% 2023-11-21 Lost

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