TKPL

Tulsidas Khimji Pvt. Ltd. (TKPL) is a distinguished name in global logistics, blending heritage, expertise, and innovation to deliver seamless supply chain solutions worldwide. Founded in 1895 by Shri Tulsidas Khimji, the company began its journey with a single table in a bank, handling cotton consignments with honesty and dedication. Over more than 130 years, this unwavering commitment has shaped TKPL into a trusted leader in international freight forwarding and logistics services. At TKPL, we believe logistics is far more than moving goods it is about building trust and delivering value. What started as a humble venture has evolved into a Pan-India and global network, supported by decades of experience and a team of qualified professionals focused on excellence in execution.

Our Vision

To be a premium global logistics provider with a clear focus on customer delight.

Our Mission

Enabling our customers to race ahead of the competition by simplifying logistics.

Rooted in legacy. Focused on the future.

Our leaders combine generations of logistics expertise with a forward-looking approach to guide TKPL through an evolving global trade landscape.

Rajen Bhatia

Managing Director

Vandana Bhatia

Global Director

Devansh R Bhatia

Chief Growth Officer

Sreeja Nair

General Manager

Our Founders

Seth Tulsidas

was regarded by the Banks as their confidential adviser. Shri. Tulsidas used to represent issues involving the trade to the port authorities and steamship companies and used to resolve the issues to the satisfaction of Clearing Agents and trade in general. Shri. Tulsidas made firm and fair representations before the authorities to solve the difficulties of Custom house agents. Shri. Tulsidas Khimji became the founder President of the Clearing Agents Association, Bombay in 1938 and continued till 1948.

Shri Karsandas Tulsidas Khimji

Following his father’s legacy, Shri Karsandas became one of the most respected leaders in the customs clearing and logistics industry. He served as President of the Clearing Agents Association, Bombay from 1948–1963 and again from 1965–1966. He was actively involved in the Bombay Port Advisory Committee, Railway Sub-Committee of Bombay Chamber of Commerce, Export-Import Sub-Committee of the Indian Merchants’ Chamber, and Customs Advisory Committee. In 1962–63, he became Founder President of the Federation of Custom House Agents’ Associations in India and was later honoured as its permanent “President of Honour” for his distinguished service. He was also appointed to the Central Customs & Excise Advisory Council by the Government of India.