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The Sasi Oil Company, an independent private oil distribution company, operated under the leadership of Mr. Firoz Shroff, acted as a principal supplier to major industries. The Sasi Oil Company was a distributor of furnace oil for the largest oil distributor in the country, Pakistan State Oil Corporation Limited, one of the 20 largest companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange with market cap in excess of $5 billion (USD).
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Firoz Shroff operated an Immigration Consulting Company providing consultation to Corporations and Individuals interested in migrating and relocating their business to foreign countries. |
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During the late 1980s, Firoz Shroff negotiated the acquisition of huge conglomerate Chase Corporation in Australia and New Zealand, that carried a balance sheet footing of more than $1.5 billion (USD). |
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In a humanitarian response to the earthquake that devastated parts of Pakistan in October 2005, the Sasi Foundation collaborated with CalEarth USA and Government of Pakistan to assist in rebuilding shelter from the onset of winter. The Sasi led team voluntarily undertook the largest community based participatory reconstruction drive ever where all Pakistanis joined with compassionate people worldwide in assisting the people in the earth quake affected regions. The main support was in the form of training members of the Pakistani Army, Jammu Azad Kashmir officials and NWFP government officials in theory and practice of constructing Super Adobe Domes. Read More |
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Provided consultancy to M Yousuf Adil Saleem & Associates (Pvt) Limited (Member Firm of HLB International) on complete Conceptualization, Planning, Operations and Management of Back Office Operations. |
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During a period covering several years in the 1980s, Mr. Firoz Shroff managed the Sasi Book Store in southwest Asia. In a 7-story building, the Sasi Book Store was well known and respected for its vast collection of books on hand. The store had a well deserved reputation for stocking books on every area of intellectual interest imaginable and customer knowledge that there were almost no books in print that could not be obtained via the Sasi Book Store!
The "go-to" reputation was supported by a very effective inventory management system that featured a database that provided a view of all books in the store, in the warehouse, special orders, shipments and deliveries. The system also provided a channel of communication with authors of certain well-known books.
Although the business no longer operates due to diversification into other business areas, Mr. Shroff and extended family members and associates still maintain a large collection of books that are regularly shared with readers. |
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Mr. Firoz Shroff provided consultancy to the Federation of Pakistan's Chamber of Commerce on how to strengthen its institutional capacity. |
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During a recession in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Mr. Firoz Shroff built a chain of hotels and a property development company in London (England) in a partnership with a major foreign bank. The hotel chain included five distinct properties and more than 700 rooms. At the time, the project's value exceeded $100 million (USD). |
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