ORVALYN

Artificial intelligence and international trade, run to one standard.

We build AI systems that fit how a company already works, and we source and move goods between Asia, the Gulf, Africa and Europe.

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Issued by
Orvalyn Limited
Company no.
81588609
Lines of business
Artificial intelligence
Import and export
Markets
Eight, across Asia, the Gulf, Africa and Europe
Working languages
English, French
Incorporated
12 November 2026
ORVALYN LIMITED · ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · IMPORT & EXPORT ·

Two lines of business.

Two kinds of work Orvalyn knows well, and one method for both: understand the situation, write down the scope, deliver, follow up.

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Artificial intelligence

Build
Custom AI systems, automations, and integrations with the tools a company already has in place.
Train
Workshops and onboarding, so a team can use what we build without a specialist beside them.
Talk to us about AI
Ship-to-shore cranes along a quay at night, reflected in the water.

Import and export

Source
Finding suppliers, verifying them, and getting samples in hand before anything is ordered.
Deliver
Shipping coordination, the documents a shipment needs, and follow up until it arrives.
Talk to us about trade

Four steps, always in this order.

  1. Listen

    What the work looks like today, who does it, and where it breaks.

  2. Scope in writing

    What is included, what is not, and what it costs. Nothing starts before that is agreed.

  3. Deliver

    We build, or we ship. Progress is visible while it happens, not only at the end.

  4. Follow up

    We check that it still works once we are gone, and adjust what needs adjusting.

What the written scope says

Step two produces one document. This is what it holds, every time, before any money moves.

Scope of workPage 1

  1. The work itself, named task by task
  2. What is not included, named the same way
  3. The price, and what makes it move
  4. The timing, and what it depends on
  5. What we need from your side, and by when
  6. What happens to the work, the accounts and the files at the end

Not binding until signed by both sides.

Eight markets, three regions.

The local time in each, so a call lands inside someone's working day. These are markets we focus on, not offices.

A chart of the eight markets: Paris, Casablanca, Algiers, Lagos, Riyadh, Dubai, Bangkok and Hong Kong.
CodeMarketRegionLocal time
HKGHONG KONGAsia--:--
BKKBANGKOKAsia--:--
DXBDUBAIGulf--:--
RUHRIYADHGulf--:--
ALGALGIERSAfrica--:--
CMNCASABLANCAAfrica--:--
LOSLAGOSAfrica--:--
PARPARISEurope--:--

Our story, in four parts.

The observation

Companies carry a great deal of work that a system could do, and keep doing it by hand because nobody has had the time to look. Goods move the same way: across several borders, through a chain that nobody owns from end to end.

The choice

Orvalyn runs two lines rather than one. Artificial intelligence and physical trade look unrelated, and they share the thing that decides whether either works: knowing exactly what was agreed, and writing it down before any money moves.

What we know how to do

On the AI side: reading how a company already works, building the system around that, and handing over the accounts and the files so the team runs it without us. On trade: finding a supplier, checking them before anything is ordered, and following the documents until the shipment lands.

Where we are today

Orvalyn was incorporated on 12 November 2026. The company is young, it has no track record to show yet, and this page will say so until there is one.

Orvalyn is a coined name. It carries no older meaning, and we have not given it one.

Three principles we are held to.

Clear
Plain answers, including the ones that cost us the work. If something is outside what we can do, we say so.
Yours
What we build belongs to the company that paid for it. Access, accounts and files are handed over, not held.
In writing
Scope, price and timing are written down before work starts. A conversation is not an agreement.

The questions worth asking first.

Orvalyn was founded in 2026. Why work with a company this new?

You should not take it on faith. Ask for the written scope before you commit anything, keep the first piece of work small enough that walking away costs you little, and judge the second piece on the first. That is how we would buy from us.

Who should not hire Orvalyn?

A company looking for a licence to a finished product rather than a system built around its own way of working. A company that needs a supplier audited on the ground in a market outside the eight we focus on. In both cases we are the wrong call, and we say so in the first conversation rather than the third.

What does it cost?

We do not publish a price. The two lines and the sizes of the work differ too much for a number on a page to mean anything to you. The price sits in the written scope before you commit, and it does not move unless the scope moves.

Who will we actually be dealing with?

One point of contact, for both lines, from the first message to the follow up. Orvalyn is a small company and does not route you through a desk.

Tell us what you need.

Write in English or French. One person reads everything that comes in.

What happens next

  1. One person reads it. Not a queue, not a form robot.
  2. If it is something we can do, we propose a conversation and tell you what we would need to see.
  3. If it is not, we say so, and where we would send you instead.
Company
Orvalyn Limited, private company limited by shares. Company no. 81588609.
Address
Unit 79, 7/F, Woon Lee Commercial Building, 7-9 Austin Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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