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Bonyan International S.P.C
Also known as: BI Last updated on: 07 January 2019
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Business SummaryProvides real estate property investment, development, and management; real estate brokerage services.Country of IncorporationBahrainOwnership TypeForeignEstablished In2005Primary SectorReal EstateNumber of Employees8Contact details
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Building: Al Moayed TowerFloor: 31st Floor, Office 3104
Area: Al Seef Area
P.O. Box: 75221
Country: Bahrain
City: Manama
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CapitalCONTACT
- Tel: +973 17-566577
- Fax: +973 17-587877
- Email: info@bonyani.com
- www.bonyani.com
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- Name availableFinance Manager
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