Terminal One Limited

Company Description

Terminal One Limited was established to provide state of the art facilities to the Local Palm Oil Industry in the storage of Palm Oil Products as one of the finest terminals for storage of Edible Oil. The Company owns and operates world-class Terminal with 49,918 CM³ storage capacities. TOL has been qualified for the Quality handling & Quality Storage of Edible Oil Molasses and other allied products. TOL has been rated as a "World Class Model" by Palm Oil Research Institute of Malaysia (PORIM) and has been chosen as one of the two "Global Models" by PORIM. The Organization is applying the most modern methods and customer satisfaction techniques. All Tanks are calibrated by M/s SGS with OPTIC Reference Line Method to achieve minimum shortages.  The Objective of TOL is to provide fast, efficient, responsive, reliable and safe receiving, storing and delivering of liquid products in accordance with the highest international standards and Terminal One Limited fully capable of handling a variety of products including edible oils molasses and allied products.  Given the tremendous growth in the consumption of the Petroleum products in Pakistan, we have also initiated efforts towards making of Oil Terminals at Port Qasim under the name of I Puri Terminal Limited (IPTL); IPTL is a Petroleum storage service providing company It is a class A terminal storage facility suitable for all Petroleum Products. IPTL envisages an immense rise in the demand of safe and efficient POL storage facilities with an Objective to receive, store and deliver Petroleum Products in accordance with the Highest International Standards, To provide service standards that not only meet but also exceeds our client's expectation and To comply with the highest international standards in petroleum storage.  TOL has recently initiated Storage of Bitumen, being a multifunctional construction material with a diverse range of characteristics making it interesting and innovative to work with. Bitumen has its presence since 19th century when the use of natural bitumen was introduced to road building, progressing to the use of coal tar and then refined bitumen from crude oil. Bitumen is derived from the distillation of crude oil, which originates from the remains of marine animals and plant life that died millions of years ago.