Tianci International, Inc. Stock: price and insider trades · United States
Tianci International, Inc.: what insiders have been doing
Only a handful of insider records exist for Tianci International, Inc., the last one from 27 August 2021, too few to describe a trend. These figures are compiled from regulatory filings published by SEC (Form 4). They describe what insiders did and are not a recommendation.
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Financial data
as of FY 2024FY ended July 2024 · cache
- 1,793,000 shares@ US$0.2928100.0% of flowCommon StockSEC:0001683168-21-003948:0
- 303,267 shares0Common StockSEC:0001683168-20-002796:0
- 301,570 shares0Common StockSEC:0001683168-20-002796:1
- 2,000,000 shares0Common StockSEC:0001683168-20-002795:0
- 10,096,229 shares0Common StockSEC:0001165527-15-000483:0
- 1,000,000 shares0Common StockSEC:0001165527-15-000267:0
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About Tianci International, Inc.
Tianci International, Inc. (NASDAQ: CIIT) is a U.S.-listed company incorporated in the United States, specifically in Nevada, and traded on the Nasdaq Capital Market. From an equity-research perspective, it is a small-cap international logistics holding company with a business profile that is still relatively concentrated, but increasingly diversified at the margin. The company conducts its operations primarily through Roshing International Co., Limited, its Hong Kong operating subsidiary. Based on SEC filings and company disclosures, Tianci’s core business is global logistics services, with a particular emphasis on ocean freight forwarding, including container and bulk cargo shipping. The company also reports revenue from electronic parts sales, business consulting services, and software- and logistics-related services.
Tianci’s corporate history is notable for several structural changes. The company was incorporated in Nevada on June 13, 2012, and later evolved into its current holding-company structure. Roshing was incorporated in Hong Kong in 2011 and remains the principal operating platform. Although Tianci is a U.S. public company, its commercial footprint is centered in Hong Kong and the broader Asia-Pacific region, which the company identifies as its primary operating geography. Its principal executive offices, as disclosed in SEC filings, are in Kowloon, Hong Kong. That geographic setup is important for investors because it means the company’s operating performance is exposed to Asian trade flows, shipping demand, and cross-border logistics dynamics rather than to a purely domestic U.S. market.
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In competitive terms, Tianci appears to operate as an asset-light logistics provider. That model can support flexibility, lower capital intensity, and scalability, but it also typically implies less pricing power and a smaller market share than large global freight forwarders and integrated logistics groups. Tianci describes its business as booking and transportation arrangement and related logistics solutions, with customers in Hong Kong and across the Asia-Pacific region, including Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. The company’s broader service mix includes logistics software development and maintenance, consulting, and electronic component sales, which gives it a somewhat hybrid revenue base, though logistics remains the central pillar.
Recent corporate milestones are material for investors. Tianci uplisted to the Nasdaq Capital Market on April 10, 2025, after previously being quoted on the OTC market. Around the same time, it completed a $7 million gross public offering, which strengthened its capital base. More recently, the company has signaled an effort to broaden beyond logistics, including its initial move into mineral resources through a chromite ore concentrate purchase agreement. Management has also highlighted revenue growth in logistics and a gradual expansion of adjacent activities. For investors in French-speaking markets, the key watchpoints remain execution, margin sustainability, geographic concentration in Asia, and whether the newer mineral-trade initiative can become a meaningful second engine of growth.
