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REGISTRATION of EXPORTERS , 2014 (BY SORTING).Xlsx REGISTRATION OF EXPORTERS , 2014 NO. COMPANY NAME ADDRESS/RESIDENTIAL TEL. NO. E-MAIL ADDRESS STATUS REGION PRODUCT REMARK(S) 1 Nicol Boumfoum Carbon Positive Ltd Box MB 140, Accra 208327473 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 2 Fredosis Company Ltd Box CS 8686, Tema 208137066 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 3 John Jalan Limited Box M 35, New Tafo 274499123 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 4 Preknow Investment Company Ltd Box 118, Accra 303200912 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 5 Mondial Veneer Ghana Ltd Amanful Road, Tadi Area 312091113 SAWN/PLYMILL/VENEER WESTERN REGION L & PLY RENEW 6 Data Company Limited Box 50, Ho 208113352 SAWMILLER VOLTA REGION LUMBER RENEW 7 Atta Key Company Limited Box 503, Ho 244803604 SAWMILLER VOLTA REGION LUMBER RENEW 8 ebarnes Limited Box AT 1231, Accra 244279599 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 9 J LI Investment Ghana Ltd No.4, SSNIT Flat Block 5, Comm.5 Tema 263373977 ramados@ EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 10 Jinta Industrial Limited Box DM10-31st Dec Mkt, Accra 244373555 [email protected] SAWMILLER GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 11 Geavag Company Ltd Box 02447, Tema 277527199 [email protected] SAWMILLER GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 12 Stanmore Shipping Logistic Co. Ltd NG 623, Nungua, Accra 208369123 stan.chill20@gmail EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 13 Vecomity Ghana Limited Pt L/19/17/A Light Ind. Area Tema 342578990 esterdovkooaddo-vg-kd@gmil EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 14 See West Consult Limited Box 7, Abeka, Accra 245306347 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 15 Mami Ghana ltd Box 1964, Kumasi 203296331 PLYMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUM & PLY RENEW 16 Boakyewaa Enterprise Ltd Box 4703, Kumasi 244464208 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 17 K. Verses Company Ltd Box 13, Denu 242577575 EXPORT TRADING VOLTA REGION LUMBER RENEW 18 Angelwood Ghana Limited Box 273, Techiman 507899999 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 19 Log & Lumber Ltd Box 3344, Kumasi 0322025227/8 SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 20 Dupal Wood Treatment Ltd Box 86, Takoradi 0312022122/31989 EXPORT TRADING WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 21 Saphinat Company Ltd PT 88,Kwadaso, St Beyore 244610086 kwadwasantel73@hot SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 22 Romike Wood Trading Ent. Ltd Box 4339, Tema 244464730 SAWMILLER GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 23 Multimodal Freight Service Ltd PMB 280, Comm. 2 Tema 303216304 SAWMILLER GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 24 Carlport Company Ltd Box 271, Kpandu 243904882 EXPORT TRADING VOLTA REGION LUMBER RENEW 25 Nhyira Lavosier Organique Gh. Ltd Box D1 535, Dawonam, Accra 506111106 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 26 Darlow Ghana Ltd No.1. 4th Nil Kwafo Link Batsona 572922801 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 27 Wintouch Ghana Ltd Box KN 4129, Accra 289990000 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 28 Green Start Co Ltd Box K 56094, Kumasi EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 29 Specialised Timber Prod. Ltd Box AH 8634, Kumasi 2027690 SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 30 Salumah & Sons Co Ltd Box 1177, Accra 244707566 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 31 Pobre Kwakyewaa Res. Complex Ltd Box 48, Nkoransa 244027164 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 32 Kumasi Bharat Ent. Ltd Box K 17715, Kumasi 242225389 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER NEW 33 Mawali Elliot Ltd Box AN 19644, Accra 244081741 ashiagbor@yahoo EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 34 Kwabena Kyerewah Jnr Sawmill Box 467, Sunyani 207711697 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 35 S.M. Guys Co Ltd Box GP 3042, Accra 208205538 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 36 Wako Ghana Company Ltd Box 450, Dunkwa-On-Offin 209029193 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 37 Highly Exalted Co. Ltd Box 1358, madina, Accra 274707007 SAWMILLER GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 38 Ashianor's Mak Company Ltd Box 145, La Accra 244518401 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 39 Naja David Ven. & Ply Ltd Box 1939, Kumasi 0322024246/7 [email protected] SAWMILLER/PLYMILLER ASHANTI REGION PLY & LUMBER RENEW 40 A G Timbers Ltd Box 3806, Kumasi 322023232 [email protected] SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 41 Ayum Forest Products (Mim) Ltd Box 10, Mim, BA 352091801 SAWMILLER/PLYMILLER BRONG AHAFO PLY & LUMBER RENEW 42 John Bitar & Company Ltd Box 406, Sekondi 244330765 [email protected] SAWMILLER/PLYMILLER WESTERN REGION PLY & LUMBER RENEW 43 Somoro Company Ltd Comm. 25 Tema Box 3206, Tema 541854647 samorocoltd@hotmail EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 44 Kumi & Company Ltd Box 1644, Kumasi 322025773 [email protected] SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 45 Benistar Company Ltd Box 47, Wenchi, BA 243474292 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 46 Barfour Investment Ltd Box AH 8057, Kumasi 244236875 barfourinvest@yahoo EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 47 Test Love Company Ltd Box KS 11523, Kumasi 248416057 SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 48 Modern Wood Technology & Co. Ltd Box 1965, Kumasi 322031847 mwtghana@yahoo SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 49 Ayipah Wood Company Ltd Box 835, Nkawkaw 24460221 SAWMILLER EASTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 50 Maharaja Export Ltd Box CO 323, Tema 303203892 makorajaexport@gmail EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 51 Jacincas Investment Ltd Box JA105, Jasikan 244047436 EXPORT TRADING VOLTA REGION LUMBER RENEW 52 Hauang Jia Yi Ltd Box CS8420 CT, Tema 24570388 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 53 Lecaro Int Ltd Tema Export Processing Zone 508328647 [email protected] SAWMILLER GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 54 Samercy Company Ltd Box A5181, Asawasi, Kumasi 208254074 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 55 Kodeas Family Link Co Ltd Box 7310, Adum, Kumasi 249295225 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER NEW 56 Mydemo Company Ltd Box 281, Takoradi 244675357 EXPORT TRADING WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 57 AYA Timbers Ltd Box 152, Techiman 244474278 EXPORT TRADING EASTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 58 A O Ankomah Company Ltd Box NB 1030. Accra 242047387 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 59 Jaasetse Ghana Ltd Box KN10, Accra 264979686 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 60 Savanna Investment Gh Ltd Box 80, Wenchi 244013003 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 61 Adkant Timbers Ltd Box 87,, Tepa 544661096 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 62 Wilsef Limited Box 742 KNUST, Kumasi 244549671 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 63 Mexland Company Ltd Box BT 619, Tema 549759916 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 64 Freshload Exim Ltd Box 2067, Kumasi 209931434 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 65 IMA Timbers Transpfort Ltd Box CT 5548, Accra 261976130 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 66 Framcp Timbers Ltd Box KS 3002, Kumasi 275769926 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER NEW 67 Paramount Afric Ltd Box 173, Techiman 209494351 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 68 Dreamstart Company Ltd Box 174, Wenchi 208181330 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 69 Great De-Sa[s Company Ltd Box 522 Dormaa Ahenkro 245099235 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 70 Gentle Jesus Timbers Company Ltd Box 80, Berekum EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 71 Meyiri Company Ltd Box CT 1771, Cantonments, Accta 249141412 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 72 Oduro Anane Company Ltd Box 6, Mankraso-Ashanti 208633394 oduranane@yahoo EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 73 City View Company Ltd Box 5265, Kumasi 208633394 cityviewcol@yahoo EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 74 Acheamppiah Company Ltd Box 4, Bekwai Ashanti 543281568 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 75 T Andrews Co Ltd Box 126, Sefwi Wiawso 208484131 SAWMILLER WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 76 Amoasly Company Ltd Box 7500, Kumasi 245957483 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 77 Kreative Marketing Ltd Box KS 17344, Kumasi 544444465 kreatmarketingrd@gmail EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 78 Western Hardwood Ltd Box 958, Takoradi 312022068 [email protected] SAWMILLER WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 79 Z & J 198 Ghana Ltd Box CE 11790, Tema 540732520 sheribashear78@hotmil EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 80 Little Brook Logistics Co. Ltd PMB CO 0228, Tema 277778803 littlebrooklogistics@gmil EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 81 Celik and Glena Co. Ltd Box 4851, Kumasi 243920311 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 82 Elton and Sons Co Ltd BP 233, Bohyen, Kumasi 24472400 ellonanfonsal@gmil EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 83 AGSI Company Ltd Box 7111, Kumasi 241993919 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 84 Asante Akyemwood Processing Ltd Box 426, Konongo 244297154 SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 85 Arteco Company Ltd Box 208, New Achimota 24206810 artecoltdroctemail EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER NEW 86 Westcaton Company Ltd Box 595 MC, Takoradi 244689116 EXPORT TRADING WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 87 Kwadkuff Company Ltd Box 5128, Kumasi 248044166 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER NEW 88 Firm Pole Ghana Ltd Box TT 524, New Town, Tema 249862199 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER NEW 89 Commodities Producrement Ltd Box KIV 5380, Kameshie 243709597 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 90 Viena Capital Co. Ltd Box AT 1023 Achimota, Accra 548360880 ngocafrica@gmail EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 91 Roy C. Ghana Ltd Box 3455, Kumasi 276081755 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 92 C O Mann Ltd Box 220, Berekum 243378508 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 93 House of Kay Box SE 99 Suame, Kumasi 243435806 SAWMILLER ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 94 A-List Ent Ghana Ltd Box 211, Sefwi Wiawso 201312065 SAWMILLER WESTERN REGION LUMBER RENEW 95 Fokia Ltd Box 112, Nkoranza , BA 244479454 EXPORT TRADING BRONG AHAFO LUMBER RENEW 96 Gierre Agro Farms & Wood Tech Ltd Box RY 641, Kumasi 322095652 EXPORT TRADING ASHANTI REGION LUMBER RENEW 97 C R Owusu Co. Ltd Box 15076, Accra 268379981 EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 98 Glorirock Limited Box CE 12286, Tema 508825970 [email protected] EXPORT TRADING GREATER ACCRA LUMBER RENEW 99 Danteng Wood Processing Co.
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