Business Type Manufacturer
Location Sialkot, Pakistan
Year Established 1969
Main Markets Western Europe, Eastern Asia, Mid East, Oceania, A
Main Products Kitchen Knives,Hunting Knives,Sporting Knives,Pocket Knives,Fishing Knives,Swords,Damascus,Hair, Kitchen Accessories,Flatware & Cutlery, Others, Aprons,Metal Crafts
Country/Region Pakistan
Company Introduction
Bajwa Enterprises manufacturing since 1910 from the third generation and exporting the quality products since 1969. We are manufacturing and exporting of all kinds of "Hunting", "Sporting", "Camping", "Pocket" and "Jungle" Knives and all kind of "Chines" and "Spanish" Swords, Daggers. We supply to British Army in 2nd world war 1945 jungle and all kinds of Gurkha Khokhari Knives.
We also provide all kinds of Sporting Goods, Sporting Gloves, Sporting Garments and Embroidery.
We attendes several trade fairs in USA, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Kenya, Zimbabwe, South Africa and deliver all kind of Knives and Swords in 35 countries including USA, Canada, European and African countries.
We Provide Quality Product:
We believe that not only is the knife our oldest tool but that knife making is our core technology. Knives make all other technologies possible and are part of what defines us as human. We salute the lone knife maker of today. He or she is a living repository for a knowledge and tradition that spans millennia. These people have not been content to simply carry on that tradition, but seek to improve it, passing it on to succeeding generations, more vibrant and robust than before.
We also provide all kinds of Sporting Goods, Sporting Gloves, Sporting Garments and Embroidery.
We attendes several trade fairs in USA, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Kenya, Zimbabwe, South Africa and deliver all kind of Knives and Swords in 35 countries including USA, Canada, European and African countries.
We Provide Quality Product:
We believe that not only is the knife our oldest tool but that knife making is our core technology. Knives make all other technologies possible and are part of what defines us as human. We salute the lone knife maker of today. He or she is a living repository for a knowledge and tradition that spans millennia. These people have not been content to simply carry on that tradition, but seek to improve it, passing it on to succeeding generations, more vibrant and robust than before.