Import Granite — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Zulfiqar Mining Corporation supplies natural white granite quarried in Pakistan. The stone is delivered in block form with a shiny surface finish and exhibits high compressive strength and low porosity, making it resistant to scratching and staining. The supplier highlights the stone’s visual appeal for both residential and commercial projects, and the product is sourced directly from the company’s mines in Sindh.

In the stone market, white granite typically shows a compressive strength between 130 MPa and 200 MPa and a density of 2.65  -  2.75 g/cm³. Water absorption is usually below 0.5 % and flexural strength ranges from 15 MPa to 25 MPa, providing durability for heavy‑use surfaces. These typical values align with industry standards for premium natural stone, ensuring the material can endure demanding environments without significant wear.

Typical buyers include contractors, interior designers and architects who require reliable stone for countertops, flooring, wall cladding and outdoor landscaping. Zulfiqar Mining Corporation offers flexible minimum order quantities and shipping options such as CIF and FOB, but buyers should confirm the exact incoterm and payment terms with the supplier. Certification details are mentioned in the source description, so request the current test reports before placing an order.

Zulfiqar Mining Corporation is based at Rcc 12 Gulbai S.I.T.E., Karachi, Sindh 775500, Pakistan. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating that it has been vetted for reliability in cross‑border transactions. Although the response rate is currently recorded as zero, the profile shows the official address and tier classifications that buyers can verify through the platform’s supplier verification tools.

The firm specialises in supplying natural stone, primarily white granite, to international markets. It does not disclose production capacity, lead times or specific certifications in the public profile, so interested importers should ask the supplier for detailed capability statements, quality certificates and any third‑party test results before finalising a contract.