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Moving Possibilities Contents Mission 02 and Core Values 12 Services Major Projects - 04 About Us 20 Current Major Projects - 06 Competitive Edge 21 Completed Memberships 08 and Certifications 24 Experience Experience - Leading 10 Our Team 28 Chinese Companies Mission To offer professional, efficient, cost effective and quality solutions to our clients, whilst achieving growth and profitability. 02 Core Values Doing the right thing Integrity Committed To Caring about Relationships the long-term well-being of our employees, customers and Core vendors Honesty Being honest and fair to our Values customers, our colleagues and our partners Pioneering Results Using our Having an Driven industry knowledge intense desire to and entrepreneurial go beyond what spirit to connect is expected our customers to innovative solutions 03 About Us In 1979, RYAN was established as a family-owned law and procedure pertaining to international trade and custom clearance agency. From humble beginnings, it the transportation of goods across air, sea and land. Our has since become a brand name in custom clearance client base consists of the largest entities in oil and gas, and logistics services in Pakistan. Our hallmark is in power generation, diplomatic missions, food and providing solutions which emphasize efficiency, speed beverage, textiles, telecommunication, automobile, and reliability. Serving a diverse portfolio of clients with a chemicals, construction & infrastructure, marine, steel, team of over 100 qualified and experienced staff, we aviation and mining sectors. With a focus on pride ourselves in having in-depth expertise in customs professionalism and value added services, RYAN 04 maintains long-term relations with some of the leading Having decades of experience, we have come to learn domestic & global players in the logistics industry. We that, above all, our strong relationships, transparency have an extensive network and strong relationships and guiding our customers to make the right decisions specially with logistics companies in China where we has been the foundation of our success. We firmly have a reputation as a reliable and experienced local believe that service is our foundation and the partner in Pakistan. Our ethos for excellent service, unsurpassed quality of its delivery is our paramount developing mutually beneficial relationships and criterion. adherence to a strong work ethic has resulted in our consistent growth. 05 Competitive Edge ALMOST FOUR DECADES of experience and holding ALL PAKISTAN CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT LICENSE A REPUTABLE, FINANCIALLY STABLE and GROWING company Team of OVER 100 QUALIFIED and EXPERIENCED professionals Quality Management System (ISO 9001-2008) certified by SGS FIATA member for over 25 years Member of World Cargo Alliance Projects Network (WCA Projects) Member of Global Project Logistics Network (GPLN) Most comprehensive & up-to-date REGULATORY KNOWLEDGE of customs and trade laws A DIVERSE PORTFOLIO of leading national and multinational customers 06 LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIPS with leading international logistics companies and shipping lines Equipped with all the SOFTWARE, HARDWARE AND TECHNOLOGY required to improve efficiency and reliability Handling OVER 7000 IMPORT SHIPMENTS ANNUALLY with OUTSTANDING TRACK RECORD Handling major CPEC [CHINA PAKISTAN ECONOMIC CORRIDOR] power and infrastructure megaprojects for leading Chinese state-owned companies and EPC contractors Dedicated CLIENT RELATIONSHIP MANAGERS and PROJECT TEAMS STRONG AND RELIABLE PARTNERS to carry out large-scale assignments EXCELLENT WORKING RELATIONSHIP with customs and port authorities 07 Memberships and Certifications ISO 9001-2008 World Cargo Alliance Projects Network Global Project Logistics Network International Federation of Freight Forwarders Association 08 FIATA 25 YEARS Heavy Transport, Lifting & Shipping Pakistan International Shell Safety Day Freight Forwarders Association 09 Our Team RYAN has assembled a diversely talented team that brings expertise, ingenuity and passion to custom clearance and logistics services. We are committed to proactive management, organizational efficiencies, ongoing training and current technology so our team can continue to be competitive in serving our customers. Meraj Z. Zuberi Managing Director Khurram Zuberi Director & Chief Operating Officer Mr. Shamim Rizwan Chief Financial Officer Ayaz Allaudin General Manager (Business Development & Operations) Azhar-Ul-Huda General Manager (Transport & Logistics) Nida Zuberi General Manager (HR & Administration) S. M. Siddiq Deputy GM (CHB Operations) 10 11 Services Custom Clearance Project Logistics Transportation Air and Ocean Freight Warehousing Afghan Transit Exhibition Logistics 12 Custom Clearance Custom Clearance is a critical part of the import or export supply chain. Hassle free and timely custom clearance of goods directly affects the cost and profitability for our customers. We therefore work diligently to ensure that their unique requirements are met to their satisfaction. We strive to assist our clients with managing the risks of importing and improving efficiencies in their processes, with emphasis on a thorough understanding of regulations. We continuously engage in improving best practices in order to meet the needs of our customers. Our scope and expertise includes: Clearance at all custom stations in Pakistan Tax exempt clearance of diplomatic cargo or aid cargo Clearance under bilateral and multilateral trade agreements Pre-import advisory on tariff classifications, concessionary Clearance under temporary basis including duty drawback notifications, valuation, import and export regulations Clearance under various concessionary notifications Pre-import advisory on preparation of shipping documents Besides knowledge and experience, our excellent contacts with custom authorities are also helpful in quickly resolving problems, if any, and in handling the clearance without any delay. 13 Project Logistics RYAN Project Logistics division handles projects of every dimension and is experienced in offering complete logistics solutions to sectors including power generation, refinery, infrastructure, container terminal, power distribution, paper, cement, construction and oil & gas. We are serving some of the leading megaprojects of national and international importance with a strong focus on the energy sector which includes wind, coal, hydro, gas, oil, bagasse and solar power plants. Project cargo shipments are handled at RYAN with great care and we plan and analyze project needs and requirements in advance which makes it possible for us to render hassle free and desirable results. Our scope and strengths include: Dedicated, qualified and specialized project teams Temporary storage within and outside port premises Professional customs clearance Security escort during transportation Supervision of cargo during discharge and Temporary import of construction machinery and equipment post discharge survey Comprehensive route and site survey Arrangements for under hook delivery of oversize Provision of specialized transport equipment and heavy lifts Provision of cranes for loading, un-loading and erection at job site Un-loading of heavy lifts under expert supervision All project related work is thus carried out within our quality assurance guidelines and procedures for which our staff is fully equipped and trained. 14 Transportation We have built up a comprehensive network of partners to enable us to offer a fast, reliable and competitive road transportation service anywhere in Pakistan for cargo ranging from part loads to heavy-lift and over-dimensional project cargo. We can arrange a variety of vehicles required in transportation of transformers, turbines, generators, vessels and wind turbine blades. We ensure that our clients receive the highest level of transportation services and risk management under our supervision. Our scope and strengths include: Timely pick-up and delivery of goods Route survey and permissions required from concerned departments Compliant and reliable transport equipment Vehicles and equipment including low beds, multi-axles, long trailers, customized trailers for tower and wind turbine blades or other specific needs Provision of escort vehicles and security for oversize and sensitive cargo Online tracking using portable and fixed GPS Expedited and time critical service with 24/7 response 15 Air and Ocean Freight Whether you are shipping by air or sea, door-to-door or port-to-port, you can depend on RYAN and its worldwide network of partners to deliver your shipment quickly and safely regardless of its size and weight. We offer tailor-made Air Freight and Sea Freight solutions, helping to find you the most suitable, cost effective way of shipping goods from one country to another. Our customers benefit from: Air transport, sea transport and multi-model service through our robust network Assistance with regulatory requirements at origin and destination Packaging, lashing and fumigation Third party testing and inspection Full and part charters Competitive destination charges Reliable carriers In-house custom clearance 16 Warehousing We arrange secure private, public and custom bonded warehousing on short and long term for our clients. Premises and location are carefully selected to suit our client’s requirements on competitive rates. 17 Afghan Transit RYAN has partnered with leading Afghan transit logistics service providers in Karachi, Torkham and Chaman to offer one-window
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