Attributes

Vertically Integrated ⭐ Featured

Brands controlling multiple stages of the value chain, from primary production through processing to retail or distribution. This integration enables margin capture, quality consistency, and supply chain resilience.

5 Brands

End-to-End Control

Vertical integration means capturing value at every stage while maintaining quality standards from source to customer. This model requires capital but delivers margin protection and brand differentiation through complete supply chain ownership.

Featured Brands

Lhamour
$1-9M
REVENUE

Lhamour

Twelve days after opening, thieves stole everything. Khulan caught the thief at the airport herself, survived three floods, built Mongolia's natural beauty export leader

Ulaanbaatar 🇲🇳

SoleRebels
$25-50M
REVENUE

SoleRebels

$6,000 on grandmother's land. 100,000 jobs created. Ethiopia's first global fashion brand. Artisan production as competitive moat.

Addis Ababa

Walk of Shame
$5-15M
REVENUE

Walk of Shame

Fashion editor turned founder. Dinner party joke became Galeries Lafayette success. Authentic Russian storytelling that sanctions couldn't silence.

Moscow

Abrau-Durso
$60-80M
REVENUE

Abrau-Durso

In 1870, Tsar Alexander II issued an imperial decree creating what would become Russia's answer to Champagne.

Novorossiysk 🇷🇺

Fanagoria Estate Winery
$80-100M
REVENUE

Fanagoria Estate Winery

Russia's largest winery by vineyard area doesn't just grow grapes—it operates a Beijing flagship store, ships 800,000 bottles annually to China, and produces wines scoring 80-97 Robert Parker points from its own cooperage's Old Russian Oak barrels.

Sennoy 🇷🇺