 We are one of the most profiled logistics Company in Pakistan. We are part of 2006 Established Company today with Head office in Ports City Karachi with countrywide offices locations. Central Asia Freight Private Limited is a leading name in SCM Pakistan founder member Transporting Transit volume Afghanistan & Uzbekistan Tajikistan & Kazakhstan frequently. CAF is Private Limited registered with Government and legal entities to do the business also registered with SRB & SECP that means fully empowered to have your trust not only as full legal company in Pakistan but well connected with Global Freight Networks to enhance its capabilities to serve customers best by Sea & Air as well.
Central Asia Freight Private Limited have own Custom Clearance Setup to avoid out sourcing its business and facilitate customers one window services saving time and cost servicing clients at best. Our main core avenue of strength is our transport Segment which is most critical and almost 90 % of our business component so we have own fleet , Truck Brokerage own daily price bottom lines off hands to serve clients most attractive logistics solution Domestic and Afghanistan and beyond in CIS till Russia mainly Uzbekistan Tajikistan & Kazakhstan where we aim and fully concentrate to deliver beyond borders with extremely comfort and facilitate our neighbors with cost effective import Export logistics solutions to the rest of the World and will give them consent they are not Landlocked.
Central Asia freight Private Limited is Founder on this lane and main resource behind Governmental National & Multinational organizations. We have Company owned offices at Torkham Chaman & Hairatan to ensure issueless CrossBorder. We are capable to handle complete SCM related Projects / Shipments OOG & OWT. We are providing Back – Load services from CIS Afghanistan to Karachi Gawadar for their Exports Goods with assistance of its top Transit Professional which smart in proving top class services at very affordable price we remain all the time . |
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