Building Global
Partnerships

Pratihara Global Trading welcomes enquiries from businesses and professionals looking to explore international trading, sourcing, procurement and commercial opportunities.
We believe strong business relationships are built through trust, transparent communication and a shared understanding of commercial requirements.
We are open to working with organisations across different stages of the international trading and supply chain ecosystem.

Our Business Partners

Businesses involved in manufacturing products and materials and looking to develop new markets, buyers or international trading opportunities.

Recycling businesses seeking suitable sources, materials, buyers or commercial partnerships across international markets.

Suppliers of recyclable materials looking to connect with potential international buyers and trading partners.

Processing companies dealing in recyclable and recovered materials and looking to explore new commercial opportunities.

Suppliers of used, second-hand, refurbished and reconditioned automotive parts looking for international sourcing or trading opportunities.

Businesses looking to source products and materials from reliable international suppliers.

Companies seeking potential buyers, markets and commercial opportunities for their products.

Businesses interested in sourcing products, expanding their product portfolio or developing new supplier relationships.

Procurement organisations looking for suitable suppliers, products and sourcing opportunities according to specific requirements.

Trading businesses interested in developing new product categories, markets and international commercial relationships.

Companies and professionals interested in developing long-term commercial cooperation with Pratihara.

Agents and representatives who can support the development of relevant business connections and market opportunities.

Creating the Right
Commercial Connection

International trading

Product sourcing

Import and export

Recyclable materials

Scrap materials

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