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Pakistan’s Richest Business Tycoons Revealed in New Economic Report

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Pakistan’s Richest Business Tycoons Revealed in New Economic Report
A new report by the Economic Policy and Business Development Think Tank has revealed Pakistan’s top billionaire business tycoons.

 

The study highlights their investments and positions in the country’s economic landscape. It lists the leading individuals and groups who hold significant financial power and influence in Pakistan’s market. The findings showcase both traditional family businesses and modern corporate giants contributing to the national economy.

According to the report, Sir Anwar Pervez of Bestway Group is Pakistan’s richest business personality. He has invested $3.62 billion in the country. His diversified investments span various sectors, making him a dominant figure in Pakistan’s economic growth. Following closely is the Fauji Foundation Group, with an investment of $2.25 billion, securing its position as the second wealthiest group.

The third position belongs to the Tabbah Group, which has invested $1.88 billion in Pakistan. The group’s ventures include multiple industries, contributing significantly to job creation and economic activity. In fourth place, Pakistan Tobacco Group holds $1.18 billion in investments. The company remains a major player in the manufacturing and consumer goods sector.

Ibrahim Group’s Mian Shakil Malik is ranked as the fifth richest business personality in Pakistan. The group has invested $1 billion domestically. Meanwhile, the Aga Khan Group stands sixth, with investments worth $954 million across various sectors. These contributions highlight the role of large-scale investments in strengthening Pakistan’s economic infrastructure.

In seventh place, Mian Mansha has invested $920 million in the country. Known for his ventures in banking, textiles, and energy, Mansha continues to influence Pakistan’s business landscape. The report also notes that Syed Babar Ali leads among the country’s top 40 billionaire families. His Packages Group has assets worth $1.6 billion.

The Fatima Group, led by Fawad Mukhtar, holds a prominent position in Pakistan’s corporate sector. His diverse investments have strengthened the group’s market presence and economic impact. Additionally, former caretaker minister Gohar Ejaz ranks among the country’s wealthiest. As the owner of Lake City Holdings, Ejaz has assets valued at $2.5 billion, placing him among the top five business figures in Pakistan.

 

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