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List of Companies in Dubai VIETNAM TRADE OFFICE IN DUBAI, UAE ****************** LIST OF COMPANIES IN DUBAI Dubai 06/2009 ACRYLIC SHEET 6 AIR COMPRESSORS 7 AIR CONDITIONER PARTS 10 AIRCRAFTS & PARTS 12 ANIMAL FEED 13 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 15 AUTO SPARE PARTS 16 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY 19 BAGS & SACKS 22 BAGS-HAND & TRAVEL 24 DRY BATTERY CELLS 26 BED, SHEETS, TOWELS 27 BENTONITE 29 BETEL NUTS 30 CANNED FRUITS & FOODSTUFFS 31 CASHEW NUT 35 CEMENT 36 CERAMIC TILES 37 CERAMIC WARES 41 CHARCOAL 43 CHEMICAL 45 CIGARETTES 47 CLEANING PRODUCTS 48 COCOA 51 COCONUT PRODUCTS 53 COFFEE BEAN 55 VTO - Dubai 1 COFFEE POWDER 57 COFFEE 59 CONFECTIONERY 64 CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES U.A.E 65 COOKING OIL 68 CORN MAIZE 70 COSMETIC SHAMPOO 73 CUTLERY 77 DEPARTMENTAL STORES 80 DOOR LOCKS & HANDLES 82 DOORS & FRAMES 84 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY & EQUIPMENTS 86 ELECTRICAL ITEMS 95 ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS 100 ESSENTIAL OIL 103 FERTILISER MANUFACTURERS 105 FERTILISER 106 FISH 109 FLOWERS FRESH & PLANTS 112 FOODSTUFF 114 FOOTWEAR 117 FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES 122 FRESH GINGER 125 FURNITURE 127 FURNITURE GARDEN 136 FURNITURE TRADITIONAL 138 GAHRU & SANDAL WOOD 140 VTO - Dubai 2 GARMENT 141 GARMENT-CHILDREN & BABIES 149 GARMENT-LADIES 154 GARMENT UNDER WEAR 158 GINGER- DRIED & POWDERED 161 GLASS MIRROR 164 GLOVES - WORKING 166 GLYCERINE 169 GYPSUM BOARD, GYPSUM PRODUCTS 171 HANDICRAFT 173 HARDWARE 175 HEAVY EQUIPMENTS & MACHINERY 179 HERBS 182 HOSES-RUBBER 184 HOSPITAL - MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 186 HOSPITAL 188 HOUSEHOLD PLASTIC & GLASS WARE 190 JEWELLERY 194 JUICE, SAUCE, ETC 200 KITCHENS 203 KITCHEN & CATERING EQUIPMENTS 206 LEATHER GOODS 207 MARBLE 210 MARGARINE 213 MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) 215 MEDICINES 218 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 221 VTO - Dubai 3 NAILS 223 NUTMEG 227 ORNAMENTAL FISH 229 PALM OIL 230 PAPER & PAPER PRODUCTS 232 PAPER- PHOTOCOPY 238 PARAFFIN WAX 241 PARQUET-FLOORING 242 PERFUMES 125 PHOTO ALBUMS 247 PICTURE FRAME 248 PLASTIC RAW MATERIALS 250 PLASTICS & PLASTIC ARTICLES 252 PLYWOOD 256 RATTAN FURNITURE 261 RICE 263 RUBBER 266 SAFETY PRODUCTS 268 SANITARY WARE & BATH ROOM ACCESSORIES 271 SILICA 275 SNACKS-CRACKERS 277 SOAP 280 SPICES 282 SPORT GOODS 287 STATIONERY 290 STEEL 293 STEEL PIPES 296 VTO - Dubai 4 STONES- NATURAL 300 SUGAR 302 SUGAR LUMP 305 SULPHUR 306 SUPERMARKETS 307 TEA 309 TEXTILE 312 TISSUE PAPER 320 TOBACCO 323 TOYS 325 TV CABINET 329 TYRE & TUBE 331 VANILLA 335 VTO - Dubai 5 ACRYLIC SHEET AL RAHMANI GEN. TRDG CO LLC P.O. Box. 329, Dubai UAE. Phone: (971-4) 2664300. Fax: (971-4) 2694870. Email: [email protected] Website: www.alrahmani.com CP: Haji Ibrahim Yousuf Al Rahmani (MD) Mr.N.H.Bhatia (GM) BANIYAS GENERAL TRADING CO P.O. Box. 8304, Dubai UAE. Phone: (971-4) 2626700. Fax: (971-4) 2622030. Email: [email protected] Website: www.bbmcgroup.com CP: Mr.J A Hamid (MD) CENTURY NEON P.O. Box. 3847, Ajman UAE. Phone: (971-6) 7423497 Fax: (971-6) 7442356 Email: [email protected] Website: www.centuryneon.com CP: Mr.K V M Koya IDEAL FIBREGLASS & PLASTIC FACTORY LTD P.O. Box. 7237, Sharjah UAE. Phone: (971-6) 5337463 Fax: (971-6) 5337253 Email: [email protected] CP: Mr.Khaled Azizoghli PETRO-TECH TRADING CO LLC P.O. Box. 25974, Sharjah UAE. Phone: (971-6) 5673155 Fax: (971-6) 5671698 Email: [email protected] CP: Mr.M.S.Kumar (MD) ASIA COAST TRADING CO P.O. Box. 13149, Dubai UAE.. Phone: (971-4) 2225833, 2231156 Fax: (971-4) 2273405 Email: [email protected] CP: Mr.A S Khan (MD) VTO - Dubai 6 AIR COMPRESSORS ABU DHABI MARINE EQUIPMENT & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES PO Box 4164 Abu Dhabi UAE Tel: +971-2-6732300 Fax: +971-2-6732301 Email: [email protected] AHMED RAMADHAN JUMA EST. PO Box 2574 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2665634,2665093 Fax: +971-4-2690590 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.arjgroup.com AL AMANA TRADING EST. PO Box 8504 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-3212335 Fax: +971-4-3212336 Email: [email protected] AL DOHA GENERAL TRADING PO Box 55084 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2712971 Fax: +971-4-2717228 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.aldohagt4x4acc.com AL FUTTAIM AUTO & MACHINERY CO. (FAMCO) PO Box 5502 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2855101 Fax: +971-4-2858446 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.famcouae.com AL GADDAH TRADING PO Box 23325 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2271317 Fax: +971-4-2216038 Email: [email protected] ARWANI MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT PO Box 47101 Abu Dhabi UAE Tel: +971-2-5555385 Fax: +971-2-5555386 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.arwani.com VTO - Dubai 7 AUTO EASTAR GENERAL TRADING PO Box 20940 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2274970 Fax: +971-4-2274906 Email: [email protected] BETA INDUSTRIAL EQPT. EST. PO Box 6818 Sharjah UAE Tel: +971-6-5431755 Fax: +971-6-5423597 Email: [email protected] BHATIA BROTHERS (L.L.C) PO Box 1275 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2137777, 3331696 Fax: +971-4-3332406 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.bhatia.com BIN DASMAL AUTO SPARE PARTS EST. PO Box 14913 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-3333026,3337757 Fax: +971-4-3333014 Email: [email protected] CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CENTRE CO. (L.L.C) PO Box 5261 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2858959 Fax: +971-4-2852427 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.cmc-uae.com DUBAI EQUIPMENT COMPANY PO Box 3044 Dubai UAE Telephone: +971-4-3242275 Fax: +971-4-3242276 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.mobh.ae FAISAL JASSIM TRADING CO. (L.L.C) PO Box 1871 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2824465 Fax: +971-4-2828650 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.faisaljassim.co.ae FAWAZ AL KHATEEB TRADING CO. L.L.C. PO Box 55328 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2724444 Fax: +971-4-2717444 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.fawazalkhateeb.com VTO - Dubai 8 GENAVCO P.O. Box: 5563, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 3961000. Fax: (971-4) 3961308. [email protected] KAESER KOMPRESSOREN PO Box 17485 Jebel Ali Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-8838363 Fax: +971-4-8838324 Email: info.Dubai [email protected] Internet site: http://www.kaeser.com LEMINAR AIR-CONDITIONING CO. PO Box 33539 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-3338700 Fax: +971-4-3339700 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.alshirawi.com/leminar VTO - Dubai 9 AIR CONDITIONER PARTS BIN DASMAL GEN. TRDG CO LLC P.O. Box: 5389, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 3380111 Fax: (971-4) 3380115 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.bindasmal.com (Air-conditioning /Refrigeration Eqpmt, Duct accessories, Copper tubing & Pipe etc) ABU SAEED TRADING EST P.O. Box: 32133, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 2283066 Fax: (971-4) 2283044 E-mail: [email protected] (Air Conditioning & Spare Parts, Controls, Ducts, Motor, Fans, Compressors, etc.) ADVANCE TECHNICAL PARTS CO P.O. Box: 55784, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 2278100, 2242002. Fax: (971-4) 2277997 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.advancegulf.com (Air-conditioning/Refrigeration/Ventilation Eqpmt, Duct accessories, Compressors, etc) LEMINAR AIR-CONDITIONING CO P.O. Box: 33539, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 3338700 Fax: (971-4) 3339700 E-mail: [email protected]/leminar Website: www.leminar.net (Air-conditioning Spare parts, Flexible ducts, Grilles, Diffusers, Insulations etc) PRIME A/C INDUSTRIES P.O. Box: 76345, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 3402125. Fax: (971-4) 3402126 E-mail: [email protected] (Air-conditioning Duct parts & accessories) HONEST HANDS AIR CONDITIONING CO LLC P.O. Box: 28340, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 2688774. Fax: (971-4) 2626243 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.honestac.com (Air-conditioning /Refrigeration Eqpmt, Duct Fabrication etc) VTO - Dubai 10 REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT ENTERPRISES LLC P.O. Box: 3943, Dubai UAE. Tel: (971-4) 2222349, 2214418. Fax: (971-4) 2235966 E-mail: [email protected] (Air-conditioning/Refrigeration Components, Spare parts, Duct accessories, etc) AL AHLI CENTRAL A/C CO LTD P.O. Box: 22036, Sharjah UAE. Tel: (971-6) 5334304, 5331048. Fax: (971-6) 5331049. (Air-conditioning accessories, Ducting) AL ZAABI REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING CO. PO Box 13013 Dubai UAE Telephone: +971-4-2213770 Fax: +971-4-2273655 Email: [email protected] CP: Sunil Jacob (Managing Director) (Air Conditioners, Refrigerators, Spare Parts) VTO - Dubai 11 AIRCRAFTS & PARTS ENERGY INTERNATIONAL PO Box 3562 Sharjah UAE Tel: +971-6-5343477 Fax: +971-6-5343756 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.energyintl.com GULF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE CO. PO Box 46450 Abu Dhabi UAE Tel: +971-2-5757555 Fax: +971-2-5757263 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.gamco.ae VTO - Dubai 12 ANIMAL FEED ABCI TRADING PO Box 53975 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-3457700 Fax: +971-4-3451118 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.abciuae.com ABU DHABI FLOUR & ANIMAL FEED FACTORY P.O. Box. 46622, Abu Dhabi UAE Phone: (9712) 6731300. Fax: (9712) 6731730. ADANI GLOBAL FZE PO Box 17186 Jebel Ali Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-8818048 Fax: +971-4-8818207 Email: [email protected] AL-SALAMI AGRICULTURE PO Box 16616 Al Ain Tel: +971-3-7655523,7660454 Fax: +971-3-7666043 Email: [email protected] AL SAWSAN FOOD STUFF TRADING L.L.C. PO Box 39606 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2670811 Fax: +971-4-2670509 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.al-sawsan.com ANAPEEB PO Box 2915 Abu Dhabi UAE Tel: +971-2-5554400 Fax: +971-2-5554531 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.anapeeb.ae BRIDGEWAY GROUP OF COMPANIES PO Box 50066 Dubai UAE Tel: +971-4-2822890,2821421 Fax: +971-4-2825535 Email: [email protected] Internet site: http://www.bridgewaygroup.com CP INTERTRADE (MIDDLE EAST) CO.
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