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Under his leadership, the group became a major player in the Pakistan Secondhand Cloth Merchant Group and the Tea Traders Association of Pakistan. [ 1 ] Between 1970 and 1978, Dewan Umar and his brother Dewan Salman established additional textile spinning units in Kotri and Hyderabad, as well as a sugar mill in Thatta with a production capacity ...
Burewala Textile Mills, acquired in 1957 from Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation and later merged into Dawood Lawrencepur Limited in 2004 [6] [7] Central Insurance Company, now known as Cyan Limited [8] [9] Dawood Mines, it was established with a paid-up capital of Rs. 0.5 million and was involved in coal mining [10] [11]
Sheheryar Munawar Siddiqui was born on 9 August 1988 in Karachi, Sindh. [3] His father, air commodore Munawar Alam Siddiqui, was in the Pakistan Air Force before switching to business after retirement, and his mother, Ameena Munawar Siddiqui, is a housewife. His father, Munawar, is also a board member of Hum Network, founded by his aunt Sultana ...
Siddique Dawood was a member of Dawood family. [3] He joined Conventional Muslim League of Ayub Khan and served as its treasurer. [1] [3] On 22 January 1964, Dawood inaugurated the Quaid-i-Azam Lending Library at the Government College for Men Nazimabad. [4] Later, in his career, Dawood founded BRR Capital Modaraba and Orient Insurance. [5] [6]
In 1970, it was listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange, and was one of the leading composite textile houses in Pakistan. [5] The Ideas retail outlet at the Atrium Mall on Zaibunnisa Street in Saddar, Karachi. In 2003, Gul Ahmed expanded to the retail sector and founded Ideas by Gul Ahmed retail chain. [6]
He is a Sindhi from Dadu City his family moved to Hyderabad later, he is the brother of the television director, producer and businessperson Sultana Siddiqui, [13] and the uncle of her son, businessman Shunaid Qureshi. [14] Jehangir Siddiqui's son Ali Jehangir Siddiqui is also involved in the family's businesses. Another son is married with Mir ...
The family holding company was formally registered as Adamjee Sons, Ltd. in Pakistan. [3] In 1964, Time described Gul Mohamed Adamjee as the jute king of Pakistan. [3] Initially originating as a jute and banking conglomerate, Adamjee later spreaded to other industries such as tea, textiles, matches, sugar, paper board, chemicals, engineering ...
In 1951, Haji Muhammad Din died after a brief illness and the family struggled to manage the labor-intensive leather business and eventually transitioned to trading yarn between Dhaka and Karachi in 1953. [4] By the early 1960s, the family had established a stable yarn business and opened their first textile mill in Jessore, East Pakistan, in ...