| DSLY ImEx Sdn Bhd

About Us

DSLY IMEX SDN BHD (DSLY), was founded in 2020, located in the historical city of Melaka, Malaysia, and engaged in the import and export of commodities of various kinds. The object of the company is to import and export commodities from our Suppliers in the USA, Brazil, Argentina and Mexico.

DSLY sells frozen chicken parts, frozen beef parts, grains and also coffee beans.
Our customers are agents, importers and end-users from China, Indonesia, Vietnam and Cambodia.

DSLY is a member company to DSLY HOLDINGS SDN BHD, an investment and holding company that was founded by its Chairman, Damian Yeo Shen Li, a lawyer of 20 years standing in Malaysia in the area of international and cross border, licensing and franchising and intellectual property.

What do we do?

  • We source and customise the commodities the Buyer wants.
  • We will do our own due diligence in protecting the interest of all parties by appointing reliable freight and forwarding agents and lawyers to determine the truthfulness of the Suppliers and Buyers
  • We arrange shipment, marine insurance and we identify whether its FOB, CIF or other shipping methods
  • We will check the financing documents such as the letter of credits to determine the ability of the trade financing

Some terminology

FOB – Free on Board (or Freight on Board). The cost of delivering the goods to the nearest port is included but the buyer, is responsible for the shipping from there and all other fees associated with getting the goods to the Buyer’s destination.

CIF – Cost, Insurance and Freight. In this case, the price also includes sea freight charges and insurance to deliver the goods to the port that the buyer nominates. After that, the buyer will be responsible with the goods.

CNF – Cost & Freight (or Cost, no Insurance, Freight). Similar to CIF only this time insurance is not included. If your supplier quoted you a CNF Nansha price, this means that this price includes shipping of the goods via sea freight to Nansha port. When the goods arrive, you’ll have to organise customs clearance and delivery to your home/office/warehouse.

While the CNF price can look very attractive, keep in mind that there will be other costs involved when your goods arrive in Nansha, such as:

  • Customs clearance fee
  • Value added Tax
  • Import Duty
  • Port security charge
  • Fuel surcharge
  • Docking charge
  • Warehouse storage fee
  • Etc.

So the CNF price is really just the tip of the iceberg and does not show you the true, FINAL price you’ll pay for products you’re importing.

Also, as you’re new to importing, it will take extra time and be a lot of hassle for you to organise everything at Nansha’s port.