Company Profile:
It appears there might be a misunderstanding regarding company naming conventions. The phrase "TO THIS ORDER OF" is not typically part of a registered company's legal name in Pakistan, or generally. This phrase is commonly used in financial instruments like checks or bills of exchange to indicate the payee, rather than a component of a company's official business name.
Therefore, I cannot provide company introductions for businesses specifically named "TO THIS ORDER OF" in Pakistan, as such names are not standard for registered entities.
To determine if a Pakistani company is a factory (manufacturer) or a trader (distributor, importer, exporter), one would usually examine their official business registration, website, product catalogs, and business activities.
Here is how one would typically differentiate:
Factory (Manufacturer):
* **Description:** The company would explicitly state its manufacturing capabilities, production facilities, and the specific products it produces.
* **Examples:** Textile mill, pharmaceutical plant, steel re-rolling unit, food processing unit.
* **Key Indicators:** Mentions of production lines, raw material processing, quality control at manufacturing stage, proprietary product development.
Trader (Distributor/Importer/Exporter):
* **Description:** The company would describe itself as a supplier, distributor, agent, importer, or exporter of goods, often dealing with a wide variety of products from different manufacturers.
* **Examples:** General trading company, import-export firm, wholesale distributor, retail chain.
* **Key Indicators:** Mentions of sourcing, logistics, supply chain management, distribution networks, agency agreements.
Without specific company names, it is not possible to provide concrete details or classify them.