Assessing market entry
You need to understand existing offers, prevailing prices and the competition you will face.

Before procurement, supply and promotion
Understand what to offer
and how to reach buyers.
We study competitors, prices and sales channels in Syria. We examine which products and solutions are available and gather feedback from sellers and buyers. We compare the findings to help you assess your offer and choose your next step.
Discuss your researchStart with the product and the decision you need to make.
When you need local insight
You need to understand existing offers, prevailing prices and the competition you will face.
You need to identify differences in the range available and explore why buyers might choose your offer.
You need to identify suitable intermediaries or direct buyers and clarify the terms worth discussing before negotiations.
What we study
We focus the research on your product and questions. Commission a price comparison, category study or several connected areas of investigation.
Which companies, brands and solutions are represented in the selected segment. We compare product ranges, features and positioning.
Prices and commercial terms offered by manufacturers, distributors, dealers or retailers. We compare specifications, quantities, configurations and availability, recording dates and sources.
We explore selection criteria, sought-after features and unmet needs. We ask sellers and buyers agreed questions and record the source and context of responses.
How products reach buyers: through dealers, distributors, specialist companies, retail or direct sales. We study market presence and available promotional materials, including shelf placement and promotions where retail is relevant.
What you receive
Materials tailored to your question: choosing a product, refining an offer, continuing negotiations or investigating a hypothesis further.
Deliverables agreed in advance
Companies, brands, products and solutions in the chosen segment; market participants and sales channels within the research scope.
Prices, specifications and terms, with dates and sources. Missing information is identified.
Responses from sellers and buyers, on-site observations and available commercial materials.
What we established, which hypotheses gained support and what requires further investigation.
How we handle information
We distinguish observations, interview responses and our own assessments. We state the geography, period and coverage: individual surveys and visits describe the sample studied.
Product, segment, cities, participant categories, comparison criteria and deliverable format. We define the decision the findings should support.
We examine available offers, request terms, and conduct agreed visits and surveys among participants in the selected segment.
We deliver the materials and explain differences and limitations. We discuss what can inform your decision and which questions remain open.
The next practical step
After the research, supplier sourcing, requests for proposals and further communication can be arranged as a separate stage.
Before you get in touch
Yes. Start with a specific product, price segment or question: who already sells it, what prices are offered and where it is represented. A focused assignment is easier to connect to your next decision.
Yes. Depending on the product, we arrange visits to outlets, showrooms and specialist companies, and meetings with dealers, distributors or corporate buyers. Geography, access, questions and materials are agreed in advance.
We can gather information on buyer enquiries, their frequency and the volumes reported by participants in the selected segment. We record the source, period and coverage. These responses help test a hypothesis but do not, on their own, establish national market size.
We can compare the presence of products and solutions in the selected category and identify less crowded areas. We then examine what is known about demand and sales channels. Limited availability alone does not establish commercial potential.
Our market research experience includes equipment, electronics, medical devices, clothing, tea and food products. For a new category, we first review the assignment and available sources. We propose research tailored to the product.
An agreed set of materials: price and offer tables, a map of participants or sales outlets, response records, observations and conclusions addressing your questions. Contents depend on the assignment; sources and limitations are stated separately.
By category, geography, number of visits and surveys, information availability and comparison depth. Send the product and decision you need to make; we will propose the scope, timeframe and cost.
Start with your question
Send the product or category, the locations of interest and your questions. Explain which decision the research should help you make.
You can start with a single hypothesis.