Toolsie Persaud Limited

Toolsie Persaud Limited Group of companies (TPL) is a privately owned company, registered in Guyana under the Companies Act Chapter 89:01 of the Laws of Guyana. It is involved in logging, sawmilling, marine transport, quarrying, light manufacturing including P.V.C. pipes, garden hoses, plain and corrugated roofing sheets, rainwater gutters and steel rods, and a general hardware business. Our timbe

r industry is one that promotes sustainable forestry practices in every area of operation .Toolsie Persaud Limited and Interior Forest Industries Inc. are cognizant of the importance to engage in sustainable forest practices in order to preserve their forest concessions. We use only the recommended equipment and practices as recommended by the Guyana Forestry Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ). The company has two Sawmilling Complexes; one located at Anarika, 45 kilometres upstream of the town of Bartica, on the right bank of the Essequibo River and the other at its headquarters in Georgetown. These sawmills produce over six million board feet of lumber annually, supplied from two timber concessions with a total acreage of approximately 350,000 hectares (865,000 acres). Toolsie Persaud Quarries Inc is Guyana’s largest producer and supplier of crushed stone, boulders, gabions and other quarry products for road building, sea defenses and other major construction projects in Guyana and Overseas. Our Quarries can produce any specification of aggregates for what ever your building needs are. Our export market ranges from United States of America, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Caribbean, Europe, Asia,etc. Mary's on the left bank of the Essequibo River, about 20 miles south of the town of Bartica. In 1959 the company began logging and sawmilling operations. TPL was later extended to form the Toolsie Group of Companies which now includes:

Builders Hardware Store
Guyana Thermo-Plastics Ltd. Providence Industries Ltd. St. Mary's Quarry

TPL has been a pioneer in the development of Guyana's Timber Sector. It contributes to the national economy by employing around 2,000 persons and remains in the forefront of exporting Guyana's well known tropical hardwoods. It maintains its dominant position through significant and ongoing investments in modern plant and equipment and training of relevant personnel, technical expertise and time-tested customer relations.