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Memberinfo-T.Pdf KARACHI CUSTOMS AGENTS ASSOCIATION Complete Member's Information (Alphabet sequence "T ") Courtesy by Managing Committee 2017-2018 S. # Lic. # Mem.# Company Name Phone and email N.T.N. and S. T. R. No S. # Nominee and Address Phone No.: 32423834 42384443 Name: Fahad Munir, T & F Enterprise 1 Designation:Partner, 1 1658 1369 Fax No.: - S.T.R.#. s4-23-8444-3- CNIC #: 42501-6301847-3, Room No.6, 6th Floor, Arkay Square Ext, New Challi, Mobile #: 03337583253 Karachi e.mail: [email protected] Name: Tariq Munir, 2 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 42000-1888911-3, Mobile #: 03333294906 Phone No.: 32411207 3755968-7 Name: Muhammad Arif Paracha, T. A. Brothers 1 Designation:Proprietor, 2 2936 2566 Fax No.: 32411207 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42201-0569698-1, 511-3rd Floor, Qasr E Zeba, Ali Akbar Street, Near Achi 17-00-3755-968-17 Mobile #: 0300-8248994 Qabar, Jodia Bazar, Karachi e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32463482-32463487 11173343 Name: Abdul Aahad Sadiq, T. A. Cargo Services 1 Designation:Partner, 3 1993 1694 Fax No.: nil S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 33100-0640153-3, Room No. 37, 5th Floor, Arkay Square, Shahrah-e-liaquat, 08-01-9999-006-28 Mobile #: 0345-8246012 New Challi, Karachi. e.mail: [email protected] Name: Naz Shaheen, 2 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 36401-5032165-2, Mobile #: 0321-8246012 Phone No.: 32437423 02759489 Name: Tahir Amin, T. A. Commercial Corporation 1 Designation:Proprietor, 4 1171 946 Fax No.: 32440356 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-8670117-3, 15,19-21, Amin Market, Suleman Street, Karachi. 11-21-9999-361-28 Mobile #: 03332152310 e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32312763-32200130 0810413 Name: Ameer Tarique, T. G. Brothers 1 Designation:Partner, 5 870 701 Fax No.: nil S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-6919220-3, Shop # G19, Jumbo Centre, Opp: Custom House, Karachi. 12-00-9805-340-46 Mobile #: 0321-2773700 e.mail: [email protected] Software Developed By: F. H. Software Designers Printed on: 19-Jun-21, 11:10:27AM Phone Nos. 021-32236326-32237283 Page 1 of 27 KARACHI CUSTOMS AGENTS ASSOCIATION Complete Member's Information (Alphabet sequence "T ") Courtesy by Managing Committee 2017-2018 S. # Lic. # Mem.# Company Name Phone and email N.T.N. and S. T. R. No S. # Nominee and Address Phone No.: 32312763-32200130 0810413 Name: Tarique Manzoor, T. G. Brothers 2 Designation:Partner, 5 870 701 Fax No.: nil S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-3974113-5, Shop # G19, Jumbo Centre, Opp: Custom House, Karachi. 12-00-9805-340-46 Mobile #: 0321-2536599 e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32412092-32429137 07296380 Name: Tariq Aziz, T. I. International 1 Designation:Proprietor, 6 1698 1408 Fax No.: 32423612 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42401-2061630-1, Room No.611, 6th Floor, Uni Plaza, I. I. Chundrigar Road, 12-00-9805-435-28 Mobile #: 0333-2143025 Khi. e.mail: tii_ [email protected] Phone No.: 32311489 1402048 Name: Usman Ghani, T. K. Corporation 1 Designation:Partner, 7 2068 1765 Fax No.: 32316506 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42201-9445426-7, Room No. 19, Anam Palace, Bohri Road Opp: Custom 11-00-9805-356-19 Mobile #: 0334-3533948 House Karachi. e.mail: [email protected] Name: Mohammed Hanif Hussain, 2 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 42201-9330974-9, Mobile #: 0300-2644270 Phone No.: 32430167 092803030847 Name: Muhammad Tariq, T. M. Enterprises 1 Designation:Proprietor, 8 1728 1437 Fax No.: nil S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42201-0777202-1, 4th Floor, Room No.407, Shams Chamber, 12-00-9805-807-28 Mobile #: nil Shahrah-e-liaquat, Khi. e.mail: nil Phone No.: 32314501 18777465 Name: Tahir Aslam, T. N. Enterprises 1 Designation:Proprietor, 9 1189 962 Fax No.: - S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42201-8855256-9, 16, Amin Market, Suleman Street, Jodia Bazar Khi 11-00-9805-276-19 Mobile #: 0300-2182127 e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32410371 0287803-8 Name: Naeem Sajjad Punnoo, T. N. Shippers 1 Designation:Proprietor, 10 878 706 Fax No.: 32410371 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-0710431-3, Room #13-2nd Floor, Mehboob Mansion Behind Motan 12-00-9805-388-37 Mobile #: 0320-8362784 Das Bldg M. A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. e.mail: [email protected] Software Developed By: F. H. Software Designers Printed on: 19-Jun-21, 11:10:27AM Phone Nos. 021-32236326-32237283 Page 2 of 27 KARACHI CUSTOMS AGENTS ASSOCIATION Complete Member's Information (Alphabet sequence "T ") Courtesy by Managing Committee 2017-2018 S. # Lic. # Mem.# Company Name Phone and email N.T.N. and S. T. R. No S. # Nominee and Address Phone No.: 32419461 02873869 Name: Khawaja Talha Tariq, T. T. Traders 1 Designation:Partner, 11 836 670 Fax No.: 37013341 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-4264044-5, 1307,13th Floor Uni Center I. I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi 11-00-9805-057-55 Mobile #: 03333109951 e.mail: [email protected] Name: Khawaja Tariq Alam, 2 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 42301-5479207-1, Mobile #: 0333-3028193 Phone No.: 32417653 17321182 Name: Fazal Wahab, T. W. Services 1 Designation:Partner, 12 2112 1807 Fax No.: 32417653 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42401-0519862-5, 43,3rd Floor, Twin Star Chamber Mumtaz Hassan Road 12-00-9805-275-28 Mobile #: 0333-3372261 Off:i.i. Chundrigar Road Khi e.mail: [email protected] Name: Syed Tahir Hussain, 2 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 42301-7197837-5, Mobile #: 03218752362 Phone No.: 32465880 07885296 Name: Tabassum Sardar, Tabassum Enterprise 1 Designation:Proprietor, 13 538 2005 Fax No.: 32465881 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 37105-0264408-1, Suit No 330, 3rd Floor, Industrial Town Plaza, 17-12-9805-180-55 Mobile #: 0300-9551433 Shahrah-e-liaquat, Khi. Mobile No 0321-3893730 e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 34539215-03002900895 0895828-9 Name: Syed Masroor Ali, Taha Enterprises 1 Designation:Proprietor, 14 2108 1803 Fax No.: 34539215 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42101-7824670-5, Room No. 117, Anum Blessing, Zee Kchs, Block 7/8, 12-00-9805-734-82 Mobile #: 0300-2900895 Karachi e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32423514 22105328 Name: Khuzema, Taher Ali & Sons 1 Designation:Partner, 15 1259 1020 Fax No.: 32422745 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42000-0459673-1, 112, 1st Floor, Al-rehman Trade Centre, Shahrah-e-liaquat 12-00-9805-288-55 Mobile #: 03332109864 e.mail: [email protected] Software Developed By: F. H. Software Designers Printed on: 19-Jun-21, 11:10:27AM Phone Nos. 021-32236326-32237283 Page 3 of 27 KARACHI CUSTOMS AGENTS ASSOCIATION Complete Member's Information (Alphabet sequence "T ") Courtesy by Managing Committee 2017-2018 S. # Lic. # Mem.# Company Name Phone and email N.T.N. and S. T. R. No S. # Nominee and Address Phone No.: 32423514 22105328 Name: Taher Ali, Taher Ali & Sons 2 Designation:Partner, 15 1259 1020 Fax No.: 32422745 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42101-7755171-1, 112, 1st Floor, Al-rehman Trade Centre, Shahrah-e-liaquat 12-00-9805-288-55 Mobile #: nil e.mail: [email protected] Name: Asghar Ali, 3 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 42101-1775453-7, Mobile #: 03452532752 Phone No.: 32446752 2570272-6 Name: Habibullah Khan, Tahir International 1 Designation:Proprietor, 16 1491 1219 Fax No.: 32460299 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-2958935-7, Office No. 909 , 9th Floor, Jilani Centre, Main Tower, 12-00-9805-319-82 Mobile #: 0300-2500236 Karachi e.mail: [email protected] and [email protected]/[email protected] Phone No.: 32416751 02789086 Name: Mohammed Tariq, Tahseen Enterprise 1 Designation:Proprietor, 17 675 529 Fax No.: 32418669 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42301-8979068-9, Room No 215, 2nd Floor, Uni Towers, I. I. Chundrigar 12-01-9805-150-64 Mobile #: 0300-2367149 Road Karachi. e.mail: [email protected] ,[email protected] Phone No.: 35866534 44094317 Name: Mustaneer Ahmed Cheema, Taiba International 1 Designation:Proprietor, 18 3085 2729 Fax No.: 35866534 S.T.R.#. s4-40-9431-7- CNIC #: 38403-6293867-9, Suit-402, 4th Floor, Shaheen Center, Plot No.dc-5, Block Mobile #: 0321-6000766 -7, Clifton, Karachi e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32315210 13426249 Name: Sajjad Ahmed, Taibah Assocaites 1 Designation:Partner, 19 1555 1272 Fax No.: 32205433 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42101-5542348-7, 5e, Dinar Chamber, West Wharf Road, Karachi 11-00-9805-608-55 Mobile #: 0300-2063698 e.mail: [email protected] Name: Muhammad Riaz, 2 Designation:Partner, CNIC #: 42401-1761893-5, Mobile #: 0300-2375537 Software Developed By: F. H. Software Designers Printed on: 19-Jun-21, 11:10:27AM Phone Nos. 021-32236326-32237283 Page 4 of 27 KARACHI CUSTOMS AGENTS ASSOCIATION Complete Member's Information (Alphabet sequence "T ") Courtesy by Managing Committee 2017-2018 S. # Lic. # Mem.# Company Name Phone and email N.T.N. and S. T. R. No S. # Nominee and Address Phone No.: 32466518 14347334 Name: Akhtar Ali, Taibah Enterprises 1 Designation:Proprietor, 20 2433 2099 Fax No.: 37011622 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 33100-7119695-5, Office No. 614, 6th Flr, Uni Plaza I. I. Chundrigar Road 08-01-9805-022-37 Mobile #: 0300-0321/9650317 Karachi e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32466518 2919179-3 Name: Amir Hussain, Taibah Logistics 1 Designation:Proprietor, 21 2680 2474 Fax No.: - S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 15301-1932581-5, Office No 614, 6th Floor Uni Plaza, I. I. Chundrigar Road, 17-00-9805-192-46 Mobile #: 0300-3553221 Karachi e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 32062257 0525160-5 Name: Iftikhar Ahmed Bhatti, Taif Cargo 1 Designation:Proprietor, 22 969 779 Fax No.: 32713348 S.T.R.#. CNIC #: 42000-0533789-1, 4th Floor, Quettawala Bldg, Ibrahimjee Street, Opp: City 12-01-9805-072-28 Mobile #: 0321-2394082/0333-2394082 Court,khi e.mail: [email protected] Phone No.: 35823631 4187719-5 Name: Muhammad Zahid Taimoori, Taimoor Trade Impex 1 Designation:Director, 23 3071 2717 Fax No.: - S.T.R.#.
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