About House of Global Trades

A professional bridge between supply and international demand.

House of Global Trades is a Pakistan-based trading house — three specialist wings, 51 products, one director accountable for every order from specification through export documentation.

Private LimitedPakistan-based, trading as House of Global TradesIncorporated with SECP

Who we are

Built for structured international trade.

We help professional buyers navigate product sourcing and export coordination through one clear commercial relationship.

Our role is to understand the requirement, configure a suitable supply path, coordinate technical and quality information, and manage the commercial documentation needed to progress an order. We do not treat medical trade as a simple catalogue transaction: every programme is shaped by specification, intended use, buyer expectations and destination market.

The planned scope covers surgical instruments, medical technology, veterinary equipment, PPE and medical apparel, Pakistan sports goods, teamwear, fitness and carefully gated recovery products. We also plan quality coordination and educational support for suppliers, exporters and professional buyers.

Mission

Make Pakistani medical, veterinary and sports supply easier to access professionally.

We aim to connect credible supply capability with serious buyers through clearer specifications, coordinated documentation and dependable commercial execution.

Vision

Become a trusted three-wing trade house across global markets.

Our long-term direction is to build durable buyer relationships and expand the depth of products, supplier partnerships and markets we can serve responsibly.

A message from our founder

“Pakistan's Sialkot region has quietly supplied surgical instruments to the world for over a century — precision work built on skilled hands, not headlines. I started House of Global Trades because that capability deserves a clearer route to the buyers who need it, and because reaching them responsibly means investing in the people who make it possible.

Our aim is a Pakistan-based hub that international buyers trust the way they'd trust a supplier down the road — not despite the distance, but because the standards hold regardless of it. That means real commercial return goes back into our supplier relationships specifically so testing, material verification and documentation discipline stay funded, not the first thing cut when times get tight.

We've completed our transition to a Private Limited structure — a deliberate step, not a formality, because the buyers and suppliers we want to build with deserve a partner built for the long term.”

Hanzallah MansoorFounder, House of Global Trades

Where we source from

Sialkot: a manufacturing heritage.

Surgical instruments since the 1890s

Sialkot's 1895 District Gazetteer already documented local ironsmiths' skill at fine metalwork. The Metal Industries Development Centre, founded in 1941, then institutionalised that skill into precision surgical-instrument manufacturing — the same MIDC remains a real institutional contact for us today.

Sports goods since the 1880s

Sialkot's sporting-goods industry traces to 1888, when the Oberoi brothers founded the city's first sports-goods factory. The football-manufacturing trade that grew from it remains a major part of the local economy today.

One shared craft lineage

Koftgari — gold and silver wire inlaid into steel in geometric and floral patterns — is the metalworking tradition documented in Sialkot alongside a handful of other regional centres. It is the same ironworking skill base that produced the city's surgical-instrument trade, not a separate decorative craft.

Sialkot's exact share of world surgical-instrument exports varies by how it's measured — unit volume and trade value give very different pictures, so we don't publish a single global-share figure without a traceable dataset. By trade value, the Pakistan Business Council puts Pakistan's global share at roughly 0.7%. The Surgical Instrument Manufacturers Association of Pakistan (SIMAP), founded in 1950, is the industry body for the sector — a direct contact, not a partner.

Our values

The standards behind our commercial relationships.

Clarity

We define product, commercial and documentation requirements before commitments are made.

Accountability

Buyers receive one coordinated commercial interface across the supply and export process.

Professional dealing

We value accurate communication, realistic commitments and long-term commercial relationships.

International outlook

Every inquiry is considered in relation to its destination market and buyer requirements.

How we operate

One director, covering every function personally.

The functions below are performed by the founder personally, supported by an advisory role and external regulatory, testing or legal specialists where a specific engagement requires them.

Direction & governance

Sets commercial direction, approves terms and holds sole legal responsibility for every order.

Buyer relations & commercial terms

Handles buyer enquiries, quotations and commercial terms directly.

Product & supplier coordination

Coordinates specifications, supplier selection, sampling and production follow-up.

Quality & export documentation

Runs inspection checkpoints and prepares packing and shipment documentation.