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JERUSALEM MOMBASA MUNDRA KANDLA TANGA PORT VICTORIA SIKKA ZANZIBAR DAR ES SALAAM MTWARA PEMBA DIEGO SUAREZ NHAVA/JNPT PARADIP NACALA NOSY BE MAHAJANGA KAKINADA BEIRA GOA PORT LOUIS ENNORE NEW MANGALORE TULEAR WALVIS BAY FORT DAUPHIN MAPUTO TUTICORIN RICHARDS BAY DURBAN TRINCOMALEE KANOO SHIPPING SALDANHA BAY EAST LONDON PARTNERING OFFICE HAMBANTOTA PORT ELIZABETH MOSSEL BAY CAPE TOWN JERUSALEM MOMBASA MUNDRA KANDLA TANGA PORT VICTORIA SIKKA ZANZIBAR DAR ES SALAAM MTWARA PEMBA DIEGO SUAREZ NHAVA/JNPT PARADIP NACALA NOSY BE MAHAJANGA KAKINADA BEIRA GOA PORT LOUIS ENNORE NEW MANGALORE TULEAR WALVIS BAY FORT DAUPHIN MAPUTO TUTICORIN RICHARDS BAY DURBAN TRINCOMALEE KANOO SHIPPING SALDANHA BAY EAST LONDON PARTNERING OFFICE HAMBANTOTA PORT ELIZABETH MOSSEL BAY CAPE TOWN COUNTRY LISTINGS Port Page Regional Head Office ..................................... 3 Communications Hub ..................................... 3 Finance Hub ..................................................... 4 Regional Operations / Commercial .................... 4 - 5 Bahrain .................................................... 6 Djibouti .................................................... 7 Egypt .................................................... 8 India .................................................... 9 Iraq .................................................... 10 - 11 Jordan .................................................... 12 Kenya .................................................... 13 Kuwait .................................................... 14 Lebanon .................................................... 15 Madagascar .................................................... 16 Mauritius .................................................... 17 Mozambique .................................................... 18 Oman .................................................... 19 - 21 Pakistan .................................................... 22 Qatar .................................................... 23 Saudi Arabia .................................................... 24 - 32 Seychelles .................................................... 33 South Africa .................................................... 34 - 35 Sri Lanka .................................................... 36 Tanzania .................................................... 37 United Arab Emirates .................................... 38 - 44 Yemen .................................................... 45 Kanoo Representative Offices China .................................................... 46 Korea .................................................... 46 Greece .................................................... 47 Switzerland .................................................... 48 USA .................................................... 48 1 KANOO SHIPPING PROFILE Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo is one of the largest independent, family owned, companies in the Gulf Region. Established in Bahrain in 1890 by Haji Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo, the group grew from its early trading and shipping business to become amongst the most diversified and highly regarded business houses in the gulf region and beyond. Kanoo Shipping has grown into the largest regional shipping agency in the Middle East. We handle over 20000 ship calls every year through our professional network, which covers all ports in the Suez to Indian sub- continent and East/South Africa. We today place a high focus on building a highly visible HSSE culture throughout our organization. This includes strong emphasis on our staff and the many crew and other personnel under our care. What we do: • Owners and Charterers Operational Requirements • Owners Husbandry Requirements • ISO Tank Container Logistics • Offshore Logistics • Marine Work • Military & Navy • Liner Representation • Port Captain and Super Cargo Services Value add: • Niche specialists in Dry Cargo and Bulk Liquids • Market Intelligence and Information Sharing • Operational Excellence • Web Interface for our Customers Our latest system Kanoo Port Interface (KPI) provides an interface between our Clients IT system and our VPN/web based ‘Simply5’ platform. The System enables Kanoo Shipping to manage vessel operations and port call finances through the platform which is then synchronized with the client interface called “Kanoo Port Interface”. Kanoo Shipping are one of the founders of S5 Agency World Ltd., the rapidly growing global shipping agency company established to meet the increasing requirements of clients looking to benefit from the financial and the process efficiencies derived from global coverage. S5 has become a recognized player within the Global agency market through its world class IT system and local expertise. 2 MANAGEMENT : HEAD OFFICE Kanoo Shipping Kanoo Group LLC P. O. Box 290, Dubai, U.A.E. Telephone : 971 4 393 1900 Fax : 971 4 526 1128 e-mail : [email protected] President Fahad Kanoo Office : 971 4 393 1900 Senior Vice President Ali Abdulla Kanoo Office : 971 4 393 1900 CEO - Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Bygrave Office : 971 4 507 2285 Mobile : 971 50 6241614 e-mail : [email protected] REGIONAL COMMUNICATIONS HUB (24 HOURS) Kanoo Shipping Kanoo Group LLC P. O. Box 290, Dubai, U.A.E Telephone : 971 4 393 1900 Fax : 971 4 526 1128 e-mail : [email protected] (These contacts may be used in case of difficulty in contacting any office listed in the directory) 3 REGIONAL OPERATIONS Chief Operating Officer – Vessel Operations & Military Steve Blackney Direct : 971 4 507 2291 Mobile : 971 50 654 0186 e-mail : [email protected] Supervisor - Regional Hub Operations Asanka Halangoda Direct : 971 4 507 2247 Mobile : 971 50 353 5249 e-mail : [email protected] [email protected] Africa Hub Operations Roger Maniago Direct : 971 4 507 2476 Mobile : 971 52 335 8714 e-mail : [email protected] [email protected] REGIONAL FINANCE Vice President - Shipping Finance Andre De Kock Office : 971 4 507 2281 Mobile : 971 52 7019155 e-mail : [email protected] 4 REGIONAL COMMERCIAL CCO - Chief Commercial Officer Nikolai Norman Direct : 971 4 507 2230 Mobile : 971 50 550 8003 e-mail : [email protected] Commercial Manager - Middle East, South Asia & Africa Angelo Marcantonio Direct : 971 4 507 2300 Mobile : 971 50 537 7951 e-mail : [email protected] Regional Customer Service Manager Mahasara Iddawela Direct : 971 4 507 2270 Mobile : 971 50 256 4348 e-mail : [email protected] SAUDI HUB OPERATIONS Shipping Hub Operations Manager Zeeshan Bukhari Direct : 973 1 722 1616 Mobile : 973 33 526 005 e-mail : [email protected] [email protected] 5 BAHRAIN Ports Coverage : • Hidd • KBSP (Kalifa Bin Salman Port) • Mina Sulman • Sitra Kanoo Shipping Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo WLL P. O. Box 45, Building # 225, Road 2805, Block 328 Offices no. (41 – 44) Siqqayyah, Manama Telephone : 973 17 828 800 Fax : 973 17 727 024 / 17 725 310 e-mail : [email protected] Shipping Manager Mohamed Qurban Direct : 973 17 828 628 Mobile : 973 3 946 7927 (24 hours contact) e-mail : [email protected] Operations Manager Anil Kumar Direct : 973 17 828 661 Mobile : 973 3 914 1832 e-mail : [email protected] Asst. Manager – Operations Ajith T.V Direct : 973 17 828 663 Mobile : 973 3 343 2020 e-mail : [email protected] Country Sales & Line Manager Bahrain & KSA Abid Khokhar Direct : 973 17 828 665 Mobile : 973 3 982 6619 e-mail : [email protected] 6 DJIBOUTI Port Coverage : • Djibouti • Doraleh • Berbera (Somaliland) Africa Hub Operations Roger Maniago Direct : 971 4 507 2476 Mobile : 971 52 335 8714 e-mail : [email protected] 7 EGYPT Port Coverage : • Ain Sokhna • Alexandria • Damietta • Port Said • Port Suez • Red Sea remote ports • Safaga • Sidi Kerir • Suez Canal Kanoo Shipping REDMAR (Redsea Mediterranean Marine Services Co.) 8, Palestine Str., Massagrie Bld.. P. O. Box 1171, Port Said, Egypt Telephone : 20 66 326 1112 / 326 1113 / 326 1114 Cable : REDMAR P.SAID Fax : 20 66 326 1115 e-mail : [email protected] Chairman & CEO Ihab Essa Salama Office : 20 66 326 1114 ext. 100 Mobile : 20 114 008 8779 e-mail : [email protected] Operations Manager Nader Youssef Habib Telephone : 20 66 326 1113 ext 110 Mobile : 20 100 607 8021 e-mail : [email protected] Suez Canal Transit / Team Leader Malak Shoukry Louka Telephone : 20 66 326 1112 ext 107 Mobile : 20 100 607 8022 e-mail : [email protected] 8 INDIA Port Coverage : • Bedi • Budge-Budge • Chennai • Cochin • Cuddalore • Dabhol • Dahanu • Dahej • Dharamtar • Deendayal (Kandla) • Dighi • Gangavaram • Goa • Gopalpur • Haldia • Hazira • Jafrabad • Jaigad • Jakhau • JNPT • Kakinada • Kattupalli • Kolkatta • Kamarajar (Ennore) • Karaikal • Karwar • Kochi • Krishnapatnam • Magdala • Mundra • Mumbai • Nagapattinam • Navlakhi • New Mangalore • Okha • Paradip • Pipavav • Porbandar • Port Blair • Ratnagiri • Redi • Sikka • Tuticorin • Vadinar • Vizag • Vizhinjam port Kanoo Shipping India Pvt Ltd. Vikas Centre, 3rd Floor, Unit 307, Dr. C. G. Road, Opp. Bombay Presidency Golf club, Chembur (E), Mumbai- 400074 Telephone : 91 22 252 008 50 e-mail : [email protected] Vice President - India Capt. Amresh Jha Mobile : 91 91 360 973 11 e-mail : [email protected] Ops Manager – India Bastyav D’Souza Mobile : 91 86 920 699 47 e-mail : [email protected] Asst Ops Manager – India Sachin Maheshwari Mobile : 91
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