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PLIPDECO Tenant Listing 2021.Pdf Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation Limited Tenant Listing 2021 Company Address Company Head Designation Phone Fax Email Address Aerogas Processors Limited North Sea Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Victor Bryan General Manager (868) 679-7700 (868) 679-7710 [email protected] Air Liquide Trinidad and Tobago Unit D2, 02-04, Level 2 Atlantic Plaza, Atlantic Avenue, Point [email protected], Mr. Dennis Norris Managing Director (868) 679-1117 (868) 679-4313 Limited Lisas Industrial Estate, Point Lisas [email protected] Alescon Readymix Limited 129 Caroni Savannah Road, Charlieville, Chaguanas Mr. Kamal Ali Managing Director (868) 665-8116 (868) 665-1486 [email protected] (868) 654 0409 Alpha Transport Limited #17 Wright Trace, Cumuto Road, North Barrackpore Mr. Sharaz Ali Managing Director (868) 654-0409 [email protected] Analytical Technologies Limited Amazon Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Namdeo Maharaj Chairman/CEO (868) 636-5985 (868) 636-5985 [email protected] Ansa McAl Chemicals Limited North Sea Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Savonetta Mr. Derek De Caires Managing Director (868) 636-9918 (868) 636-9931 [email protected] Arawak and Company Limited Lot No 1 Mausica Road, South) D Abadie Mr. Kalam Ali Chief Financial Officer (868) 643-2435 (868) 646-1967 [email protected] Auto Center Limited No 6 Ariapita Avenue,Woodbrook Mr Jeffrey Sanguinette Managing Director (868) 628 - 8800 (868) 622 2959 [email protected] ArcelorMittal Point Lisas Limited Mediterranean Drive, Point Lisas, Couva Mr. Christopher Kelshall Liquidator (868) 636-2211 (868) 636-5696 [email protected] [email protected], Aronco Services Limited Caribbean Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Azard Hosein General Manager (868) 636 1032 (868) 636 1997 [email protected] Free Zone Warehouse #3, Amazon Drive, Point Lisas Industrial [email protected] Cargo Consolidators Agency Limited Mr. Sean Patience Managing Director (868) 636-1056 (868) 636-1029 Estate, Couva [email protected] Caribbean Nitrogen Company Chief Executive Pacific Avenue Extension, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Jerome Dookie (868) 636-8825 (868) 636-3280 [email protected] Limited Officer Caribbean Petrochemical Corner Pacific Avenue & Caribbean Drive, Point Lisas Mr. Roger Lee Fook General Manager (868) 636-0646 (868) 636-5527 [email protected] Manufacturing Limited Industrial Estate, Couva Caribbean Safety Products Limited 403 Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Dipinder Manocha Managing Director (868) 636-1732 (868) 679-0207 boodrammaharaj@caribbeansafety. Carl King Company Limited Greenland Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Carlos Brereton Executive Director (868) 636-2440 (868) 679-5767 [email protected] Castalloy Company limited LP 75, North Sea Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate Mr. Trevor Ramcharan Managing Director (868) 662 - 4643 (868) 662 - 0319 [email protected] Central Equipment Rentals Limited Pacific Avenue Extension, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Gamel Sadeek Director (868) 636-2468 (868) 636-2540 [email protected] Corner Mediterranean Drive & Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Central Trinidad Steel Limited Ms. Helen Bhagwansingh Managing Director (868) 636-2940 (868) 679-3073 [email protected] Industrial Estate, Couva 1 Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation Limited Tenant Listing 2021 Company Address Company Head Designation Phone Fax Email Address Chief Executive Consolidated Terminals Limited Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Amir Mohammed (868) 636-5259 no fax line [email protected] Officer D.S. Maharaj Limited Pacific Avenue Extension, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Gyan Maharaj Marketing Director (868) 679-8710 (868) 679-8285 [email protected] Decker Petroleum Marketing LP # 905 Southern Main Road, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Mr. Mahase Ragoonath Managing Director (868) 679-0308 (868) 679-0308 [email protected] Company Limited Couva 1 DeNovo Place, 5264 Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Chief Executive DeNovo Energy Limited Mr. Brian Ramsumair (868) 225-4335 (868) 225-5335 [email protected] Estate Officer Desalination Company of Trinidad Maricaibo Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. John Thompson General Manager (868) 636-3725 (868) 636-5032 [email protected] and Tobago Limited Doc's Engineering Group of Phoenix Park West, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Shymdeo Gosine Managing Director (868) 636-1858 (868) 679-2974 [email protected] Companies Limited Easi Industrial Supplies Limited North Sea Drive, Savonetta, Point Lisas Mr. Graham Thomas Executive Director (868) 636-3111 (868) 636-7977 [email protected] Evolving Technologies & Enterprise 9 - 15 Eteck Blvd, Tamana In-Tech Park, Wallerfield Mr. Steve De Las President (868) 224 - 1989 (868) 224 - 1980 [email protected] Development Company Limited Information Center, Atlantic Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Export TT Limited Mr. Brian Benjamin Manager, Projects (868) 679-2492 (868) 679-2493 [email protected] Estate First Citizens Bank Limited Orinoco Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Ms. Callistra Williams Manager (868) 636-4787 (868) 636-9449 [email protected] First Plaza Limited Atlantic Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Travis Ali Director (868) 299-1379 (868) 299-1379 [email protected] Business Development (868) 636-3112-3 or General Packaging Limited Caribbean Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Derek Mahabir (868) 636-2423 [email protected] Director 636-6996 General Manager (Pt Hadco Limited Greenland Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Ms Adelle Pulchan (868) 636 4369/4343 (868) 636-7672 [email protected] Lisas) [email protected], Hummingbird Helicopter Services Ltd. Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Anthony Vieira Managing Director (868) 679-1234 (868) 679-4031 [email protected] Industrial Welding Equipment Sales LP # 18 Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Mervyn Waterman Manager (868) 636-4937 (868) 679-7558 [email protected] Rentals Limited (868) 627-9641, Intercontinental Shipping Limited 24 - 26 Stone Street , Port of Spain Mr. John Powell Managing Director 623-7919 , 623-7023 [email protected] 623-7894 JSHCO Ltd Deonarine Junction, Mc Bean Village, Couva Mr. Jaikishan Ramkissoon Managing Director (868) 679-3118 (868) 679-6180 [email protected] Corner Caribbean Drive and Greenland Drive, Point Lisas Chief Executive John Williams Construction Limited Mr. David John Williams (868) 636-8214 (868) 636-5680 [email protected] Industrial Estate, Couva Officer 2 Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation Limited Tenant Listing 2021 Company Address Company Head Designation Phone Fax Email Address Chief Executive Massy Gas Products (Trinidad) Limited North Sea Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Savonetta Mr. Kailashnath Maharaj (868) 636-3517 (868) 636-4931 Officer [email protected], Massy Energy Engineered Solutions Pacific Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva or P.O. Mr. Navendra Dass General Manager (868) 636-5771 (868) 636-2846 [email protected] Limited Bag 373 Couva Post Office Executive Vice Mr Wayne Herbert (868) 638 - 6675 Magic Mist Services Limited Corner Duke & Stone Street West, Port of Spain President (868) 638 - 6675 [email protected] Mainstream Foods Limited ( Subway Chief Executive (868) 623 -2646 extn 47-49 Sackville Street, Port of Spain Mr. Simon Hardy (868) 623 - 6580 [email protected] c/o Prestige Holdings Limited) Officer 2254 Maritime General Insurance Mr. Andrew Ferguson CEO/Director 29 Tenth Avenue, Barataria (868) 674-0148 (868) 638-6663 [email protected] Company Limited (868) 679-4400 (868) 679-2400 Methanex Trinidad Limited Maracaibo Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Managing Director c/o [email protected] (868) 679-1876 (Dir) (868) 679-0195 Mr. Colin Bain Chief Executive Methanol Holdings Trinidad Limited Atlantic Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva (868) 636-2906 (868) 636-4501 Claus Cronberger Officer Container Examination Station (CES ) Ministry of Finance Ms. Denise Patrick (868) 679 - 4073 Paria Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate Supervisor Navarro's Holdings Limited 78 Wrightson Road, Port of Spain, Mr. Antonio Navarro Chairman (868) 625-4324 (868) 623-5978 [email protected] Chief Executive Nitrogen 2000 Unlimited Maracaibo Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Jerome Dookie (868) 679-1934 (868) 679-8960 [email protected] Officer Nu Iron Unlimited Caribbean Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Couva Mr. Curtis Moore Managing Director (868) 636-1944 (868) 679-0561 [email protected] Nutrien Mediterranean Drive, Point Lisas, Couva Mr. Ian Walcott Managing Director (868) 636-2205 (868) 636-8297 c/o [email protected] Mr. Shameer Ronnie Nutrimix Feeds Limited 27-29 Subratree Trace, Cunjal Rd. Barrakpore Vice President (868) 654-0887 (868) 654-0724 [email protected] Mohammed Paramount Transport & Trading Managing Director 44 Maharaj Street, Marabella, Mr. Ian Lutchmansingh (868) 653-3802 (868) 652-2066 [email protected]; Company Limited /CEO 3 Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation Limited
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