ARDESHIR B. CURSETJEE & SONS LTD.

Ardeshir B. Cursetjee & Sons Ltd. is a prominent family-owned business in India with a long history dating back to the 19th century. The company was founded by Ardeshir B. Cursetjee in 1860 and has been involved in various industries over the years, maintaining a diverse portfolio.


Initially, the company started as a ship chandlery and stevedoring business in the bustling port of Bombay (now Mumbai). Over time, it expanded into other areas such as engineering, shipping, and logistics. The company's ability to adapt to changing market conditions and its commitment to providing high-quality services have been key factors in its longevity and success.


Ardeshir B. Cursetjee & Sons Ltd. has been known for its innovation and pioneering spirit. For instance, they were one of the first Indian companies to establish a dry dock in Mumbai, which significantly contributed to the maritime infrastructure of the region.


Throughout its history, the company has maintained strong relationships with international partners and clients, which has helped it to expand its operations and reputation globally. The firm's dedication to excellence and integrity has earned it a respected position in the Indian business community.


Today, the company continues to leverage its rich heritage while embracing modern business practices to stay relevant and competitive in various sectors, including maritime services, engineering, and trade.


Please note that while this provides a general overview based on historical data, specific, up-to-date details about the company's current operations may require direct contact with the company or access to recent business reports.


Ships

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Gas Carrier | Flag: India | Port: Panaji

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Gas Carrier | Flag: India | Port: MUMBAI

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