Under the prior partner contract
- Sell-in revenue stalled despite marketing spend
- Market price collapsed and brand value eroded
- No data on what sold, or why
- Communication with the local contractor broke down
Brands & Partners
Growth begins when a brand's product design, manufacturing and content meets Assemble's technology, logistics and marketing.
Why Partner
No local entity to register, no warehouse to lease, no team to hire — selling starts across 12 countries right away.
We purchase on our own account. Because it is a purchase and not a consignment, the brand's inventory risk drops.
Regular reports on what sold, where and why — so the next product and the next price are decisions, not guesses.
We manage pricing policy channel by channel instead of racing to the bottom. A collapsed market price costs the brand most.
Track Record
Companies we have worked with through supply agreements, distribution contracts and strategic partnerships.
Publicly announced agreements only. Not ordered by date or alphabet.

All the way to the moment the product reaches the shelf
Case
A case where simply opening up the data changed the revenue curve.
2023 – present
Reached the top tier of Vietnam's moisturising category, with offline recognition built through premium retail channels.
The same structure is expanding across all four regions.
How It Works
The brand needs to bring two things: a product and a target market.
Tell us about the product and the market you want to enter.
We review demand, competition, price band and channel fit per country, then come back with entry viability.
Purchase terms, pricing policy, marketing split and contract structure are agreed.
Assemble handles local import permits and certification registration. Timelines vary by country.
Channel entry, price setting, promotions and content execution.
Sales, logistics and settlement data shared regularly, with adjacent markets opened on the strength of results.
We Assemble Growth
We'll take it from there and come back with an assessment.
Start a partnership conversation