The Astrolink group is three affiliated legal entities under common ownership — sister companies with distinct jurisdictional roles, not a maze. This page lays the structure out the way a bank or auditor would want it: who contracts, who ships, who clears customs, and how the money maps to the paper.
The three companies are separately incorporated, independently verifiable on their own public registers, and held under common ownership. There is no holding company above them, and none is a subsidiary of another — three sister entities, each doing the part of the trade its jurisdiction does best.
Full registry records at the Trust Center →Facts as stated on the public registers · July 2026
In the standard flow the customer contracts with ASTROLINK GLOBAL PRIVATE LIMITED, documents issued in its registered name under structured numbering. Where our Shenzhen entity is the exporter of record, it contracts and invoices the buyer directly under its own licence — the document always names the entity you face.
Our Shenzhen sister company sources on the factory floor, runs QC and pre-shipment inspection, and clears export customs under its own licence as a self-operated exporter.
Where the route calls for it, our Hong Kong company coordinates re-export and free-port logistics between origin and destination.
Payment flows to the account of the entity named on the document — never a personal account, never a third party. Verify before your first wire at payment verification.
When goods are sourced through our Shenzhen sister company, our Singapore company purchases from it under back-to-back contracts — documented on the same structured paper, at stated terms, as any third-party trade. We disclose this intercompany flow here because counterparties and banks should never have to discover it: it is how a three-jurisdiction trading group is supposed to work, and every leg of it is verifiable against the registers and the documents.