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TDAP EXPORTER LIST NO. 11 SENT to SINDH GOVT DTD 27-4-2020 Sr.# Company Name Address 1 M/S TDAP EXPORTER LIST NO. 11 SENT TO SINDH GOVT DTD 27-4-2020 Sr.# Company Name Address 1 M/s. Haleematex L-4/3/1, Block 21, FB Industrial Area, Karachi 2 M/s. A.Maniya International Plot No. B-46, Estate Avenue, SITE, Karachi 3 M/s. Fabknit Plot # D-219 A, SITE, Karachi 4 M/s. Mudassir Industries F-204, SITE, Karachi 5 M/s. IQRA INDUSTRIES Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 695, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 696,Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 697, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 698, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 699, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 700, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 701, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit#1: Plot# 702, Block-C, Muhammad Khan Colony, Ittehad Town, Karachi West Beldia Town. Karachi. Weaving Unit # 2: Plot# 5/G, 79/18, Saeedabad, Baldia Town, Karachi. Office / Stitching & Packing Unit# 3: Plot # F-352, Metrowell, S.I.T.E., Karachi. 6 M/s. D.L Nash (Pvt) Ltd WareHouse: F-601/A, SITE, Karachi 7 M/s. A.K Textile F-543, SITE, Karachi 8 M/s. Cotton Sourcing Plot No.DP-23 1st Floor, Sector 12-D, North Karachi Industrial Area, Karachi Plot No.DP-23 2nd Floor, Sector 12-D, North Karachi Industrial Area, Karachi 9 M/s. Casuals Mode (Pvt) Ltd W.S.A -28, Block-28, F.B Area, Karachi Plot # 7, Sector C-VI, Phase- I, Karachi Export Processing Zone, Mehran Highway, Landhi (EXT), Karachi Plots # 9, Sector E-III, Phase-II, Karachi Export Processing Zone, Mehran Highway, Landhi (Ext), Karachi Plots # 10, Sector E-III, Phase-II, Karachi Export Processing Zone, Mehran Highway, Landhi (Ext), Karachi Plots # 11, Sector E-III, Phase-II, Karachi Export Processing Zone, Mehran Highway, Landhi (Ext), Karachi Plots # 21 , Sector E-III, Phase-II, Karachi Export Processing Zone, Mehran Highway, Landhi (Ext), Karachi Plots # 22, Sector E-III, Phase-II, Karachi Export Processing Zone, Mehran Highway, Landhi (Ext), Karachi 10 Umer Draz Textile Factory Plot No. CA 330- , Sector 16-B, Shah Gabol Town, F.B Area Block 22, Karachi Plot No. CA- 331, Sector 16-B, Shah Gabol Town, F.B Area Block 22, Karachi 10 Umer Draz Textile Factory Plot No. CA-279, Sector 16-B, Shah Gabol Town, F.B Area Block 22 Karachi Plot No. CA-80 , Sector 16-B, Shah Gabol Town, F.B Area Block 22 Karachi Plot No. CA-81, Sector 16-B, Shah Gabol Town, F.B Area Block 22, Karachi Plot No. CA-82, Sector 16-B, Shah Gabol Town, F.B Area Block 22, Karachi 11 Ismail Sports Garment Industry (Unit - 2) 1D/3, Sector 21, Korangi Industrial Area , Karachi 12 Ayoob Textile Mills Ltd A16/A SITE Karachi 13 Filtrade Pvt Ltd. First Floor, 1-A Sector No 12-C, North Karachi industrial Area North Karachi 14 FKN Textiles A-398,SITE Nooriabad jamshoro 15 Rainbow Hoisery (pvt) Ltd Unit 1: Plot 88 Sector 16-B NKIA Karachi Unit 2: A78, Site 2, Phase 1, Super Highway, Karachi 16 Al Hadi Textile (Pvt) Ltd D-12, SITE, super Highway, Phase 1, Scheme 33, Karachi. C-35, SITE SUPER HIGHWAY, PHASE -1- SCHEME 33, KARACHI. 17 Star Denim Pvt Ltd. L-28-D-F.B Area Block 21 Karachi Pakistan 18 Beltexco Ltd Plot 8-12, 21-25, Sector C VII, Export Processing zone Karachi 19 M/s.Irfan DP 17 & 17/1 Sector 12-D North Karachi Industrial Area, Karachi Garments L-10/B Sector 21 F.B Industrial Area Karachi Plot No. 84 and 85 Sector 12-C North Karachi Industrial Area Karachi 20 Ayyoub Apparels Plot 1:3rd Floor,C-18/A, SITE Karachi Pakistan Unit 2: Plot D-25/D-4 SITE Unit 3: Plot A-37, 1st floor SITE Karachi 21 Habib Sugar Mills Limited D-140/B-1, Manghopir Road, SITE Karachi 22 Polani Textile Plot# B-24/A, SITE Karachi 23 Ansa Industries Plot No. 5, 15, 16, Sector C-2, KEPZ, Landhi Ind. Zone, Karachi. 24 Valitex Pvt Ltd. A-36/A, Manghopir Road, SITE, Karachi. 25 A. K. Textile F-543, SITE, Karachi. 26 Eurotex Plot No. 5, Sector C-3, KEPZ, Landhi, Karachi. 27 Amna Garments Plot No. 497, 1st Floor, SITE, Karachi. 28 Casual Mode Pvt Ltd. W.S. A-28, Block 28, FB Area, Karachi. 29 Han Apparel Plot No. 364, Sector 7-A, KIA, Karachi. 29 Han Apparel Plot No. 28-29, Malir Ind. Area, Karachi. Plot No. 40-A, Sector 27-, KIA, Karchi. Plot No. 69 & 70, Sector 15, KIA, Karachi. Plot No. 11/9 & 11/10, Sector 17, KIA, Karachi. Plot No. 365 Deh Landhi, Kohi Goth Jama Khuna Road, Bin Qasim Town, Malir, Karachi. Plot No. 5/1, Sector 15, KIA, Karachi. Plot No. 125, Sector 24, KIA, Karachi. 30 Bizflo Interantioanl B-10, Street No. 2, Manghopir Road, SITE, Karachi. 31 A.H. Textile 15/5 Sector 12-C, North Karachi Ind. Area, Karachi. 32 Colors Enterprises Plot No. L-18, 1st Floor, Block 21, FB Ind. Area, Karachi. 33 Tooba Textile Corporation Plot No. C-1, Scheme 33, Super Highway, Karachi. 34 Nutex International Pvt Ltd. Plot No. 36/5, Sector 15, KIA, Karachi. 35 Bari Textile Mills Pvt Ltd. Plot No. 22/1, Sector 12-B, Ind. Area, North Karachi. 36 Shahpur Apparel Plot No. ST 6/8, Sector 24, Chamra Chowrangi, Karachi. 37 Pak Apparel (Unit 2) C-15, SITE Area, Karachi. 38 Zak International Plot No. C-39, Sector 37-A, KIA, Karachi. 39 Fashionwear Pvt Ltd. Plot No. F-200, SITE, Karachi. 40 Empire Tex Plot No. C-182, Sector 35/A, Zaman Town, KIA, Karachi. 41 Modern Tex Plot No. DP 34, Sector 12-C, North Karachi Ind. Area, Karachi. 42 Al Azmat Pvt Ltd. D-18, Manghopir Road, Site, Karachi. 43 Ahmed Enterprises Plot No. DP-40 A/1, Sector 12-D, Industrial Area, North Karachi. 44 Proline Pvt Ltd. Plot No. 2/1 Sector 15, KIA, Karachi. 45 M/s. M.K INTERNATIONAL UNIT #.1: WH-3, SECTOR 16-8, NORTH KARACHI INDUSTRIAL AREA, LINITKARACHI #.2: A-10, S.I.T.E, SUPER HIGHWAY INDUSTRIAL AREA, SCHEME #.33, NORTH KARACHI. 46 M/s. KEYSTONE ENTERPRISES (PVT.) LTD. Plot No. 22, Sector 12 - C, North Karachi Industrial Area, Karachi-.
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