U.S. market entry for international manufacturers

Your product. Its next market.

Bring a proven product to the United States with a California-based commercialization partner. We connect market strategy, buyer validation, and local execution—starting with a focused pilot.

A U.S. buyer or channel partner? Start here

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Global perspective.
U.S. commercial focus.
Strategy · Partnerships · Market execution
U.S. market entry
Buyer validation
Channel development
Commercial execution

A practical route to market

A proven product is the beginning.

A successful U.S. launch needs the right buyer, a workable operating model, and a partner who follows through.

Riddy Group evaluates the commercial opening, coordinates the market-access path, and develops buyer and channel relationships. The goal is a focused pilot that demonstrates demand before a larger commitment.

Get to know Riddy Group

Our partner standard

Selective by design.

  • A proven product solving a necessary problem
  • Meaningful room for a U.S. market-entry partner
  • A practical regulatory and commercial pathway
  • Manufacturer-backed supply, training, and support
  • Workable economics and long-term alignment

Explore manufacturer fit

What we do

The commercial work behind U.S. expansion.

Assess the opportunity. Define the partnership. Test demand before expanding.

01 / Establish the opportunity

Market-entry strategy

Assess the buyer need, U.S. presence, available rights, pricing, competitors, and the operating model needed to serve the market.

Market-entry assessment
02 / Build the pathway

Commercial & regulatory coordination

Define the partnership, responsibilities, documentation, and specialist work needed before launch commitments are made.

Pathway coordination
03 / Validate and grow

Pilots & channel development

Test a focused offer with real buyers. Develop accounts, distribution relationships, and support around the evidence.

Buyer and channel development

Our process

Validate first.
Scale what works.

Seven stages keep the product, the manufacturer, and the U.S. buyer aligned.

  1. Qualify

    Product & partner fit

  2. Map

    Market-access path

  3. Structure

    Rights & responsibilities

  4. Validate

    Buyer evidence

  5. Pilot

    Focused launch

  6. Measure

    Commercial results

  7. Scale

    Evidence-led expansion

Explore the full commercialization process

Founder-led. Built on operating experience.

Relationships matter.
Execution makes them count.

Founded by California business owner Zahi Mandlawi, Riddy Group brings an operator’s perspective to market entry: win the right customers, define responsibilities, and follow through.

Zahi’s background in customer acquisition, partnerships, and project delivery shapes how opportunities are evaluated—with attention to buyer need, manufacturer support, and workable economics.

Meet Zahi Mandlawi
Zahi Mandlawi, founder of Riddy Group
Zahi Mandlawi Founder, Riddy Group

Priority sectors

Essential products.
Practical, lasting value.

We focus on technologies that support health, safety, resilience, and the systems people rely on.

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Healthcare & medical

Useful products with clear market-access paths and identifiable provider or institutional buyers.

For U.S. buyers & partners

Help shape a useful U.S. launch.

Have a defined buyer need, distribution channel, or technical capability? We welcome conversations with organizations that can help evaluate and support qualified international products.

Explore buyer and partner opportunities

Insights

Decisions worth making before launch.

Practical guidance on market-entry models, demand validation, and the commercial work that comes before scale.

Distributor or commercialization partner?

Validate demand before committing to inventory

Start a conversation

Let’s assess your U.S. opportunity.

Tell us about your product, current markets, and the commercial opportunity you want to build.

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