BARWIL SHIPPING PRIVATE LIMITED

BARWIL SHIPPING PRIVATE LIMITED is a company involved in the shipping and maritime industry. As is common with private limited companies, specific details such as its financial performance, strategic priorities, key personnel, and operational focus areas can sometimes be challenging to access without direct involvement or a request for detailed information from the company itself.

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+9221 5873189
www.barwilpakistan.com
+9221 5873192

Products

AGENCY OF VESSEL / TRAMP / TANKER / LINER. FREIGHT & LOGISTICS, STEVEDORING.

KARACHI PAKISTAN

A-4, HASAN HOMES, KEHKASHAN CLIFTON BLOCK - 5
KARACHI 75600
PAKISTAN

Ships

TAI HUNG SAN

Oil Carrier | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

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