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Dewan Listed Companies S. NO Names Assets Turnover 1 Dewan Textile 1,008 1,646 2 Dewan Mushtaq 268 270 3 Dewan Khalid 506 538 4 Dewan Sugar 708 1,055 5 Ishtiaq Textile 204 155 6 Dewan Salman Fibre 7,419 6,219 Total Manufacturing Assets 10,113 9,883 Financial Companies 7- Metropolitan Bank ( With Gul Ahmad) Unlisted Companies 1. Dewan Mushtaq Sons 2. Dewan Steel Mills The House of Ittefaq Ittefaq means unity and it was an appropriate name when Mian Mohammad Sharif, father of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his six brothers founded Ittefaq foundry in 1939. The House of Ittefaq, the industrial conglomerate of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's family is not unity anymore and 119 offspring's siblings and spouses of the seven founding brothers are currently battling in courts for the division of the assets of the Ittefaq group. The House of Ittefaq claims to have lost an industrial unit in East <strong>Pakistan</strong>, besides losing Ittefaq foundry to Bhutto;s nationalization. In the aftermath of nationalization Mian Mohammad Sharif tried luck in UAE where he set up a steel re-rolling mills. He is reported to have told his family that while leaving for UAE that he would not return till the mill was ready. The factory was therefore, completed on time but proved too taxing for aging Mian Sharif in an unfamiliar enviroment and therefore, he returned after operating it for about a year or two. 149
Lady luck smiled on the Sharif family when in late 1970's General Zia ul Haq returned them Ittefaq foundry and Nawaz Sharif was appointed finance minister in the Punjab cabinet. By that time the House of Ittefaq comprised of following five enterprises. 1. Ittefaq Textile 2. Nawaz Shahbaz Enterprise 3. Jawaid-Pervaiz Enterprise 4. Ittefaq Brothers (Pvt) Ltd 5. Khalid Siraj Industries (Pvt) Ltd New industrial units were set up with electrifying speed in the 1980's while Nawaz Sharif was the finance minister and later chief minister of Punjab. Ittefaq Sugar Mills was set up in 1982, Brothers steel in 1983, Brother's Textile Mills in 1986, Ittefaq Textile units in 2-3 in 1987, Khalid Siraj Textile Mills in 1988. During first Benazir govt when Nawaz Sharif was the uncrowned King of the powerful Punjab province, the group started work on Brothers Sugar Mills and Ramzan Sugar Mills which turned out to be the last project set up under the banner of Ittefaq. As soon as Nawaz Sharif became Prime Minister in 1990, Mian Mohammad Sharif switched over to setting up projects independent of the other partners, thus laying the grounds for split. It was said that when Nawaz Sharif became prime minister, the group took a decision to secure project loans from the foreign banks and only working capital was taken from the nationalized commercial banks. The project financing from foreign banks was ostensibly secured against the foreing currency deposits, a number of which were held in benamee accounts, as repeatedly claimed by Interior Minister Naseer Ullah Babar at his press conferences. At a press conference in Islamabad, on August 3, 1989 Shahbaz Sharif was gave the assets of the group at Rs 3.6 billion, but the report of the Cooperative Scam Tribunal estimated the group assets in 1989, according to their own declaration at Rs 6 billion. In 1992 when Salman Taseer, Information Secretary, PPP released an account of Nawaz govt's corruption in a booklet "The Plunder of <strong>Pakistan</strong>" a spokesman of House of Ittefaq said in a counter statement that the group has incurred loans worth Rs 4,420 million only from the commercial banks contrary to Salman Taseer 's claim of Rs 12 billion. According to the spokesman, the group comprised of only 14 companies in its fold with assets of 6 billion. H U Beg Committee, set up by Nawaz govt in 1990 to investigate the allegations of concentration of wealth had identified 19 companies in the House of Ittefaq with assets worth Rs 10 billion and for the purpose of ranking in this book. I have relied on the estimates of the H U Beg Committee. However at a press 150
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Who Owns Pakistan By Shahid-ur-Rahm
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G: UBL Privatization Bid ..........
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Pakistan's Robber Barons ..........
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A Brief introduction - For those wh
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Prologue "I Nawaz Sharif, do solemn
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Nawaz Sharif was not an individual.
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A white paper on " Economy under Bh
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The first Nawaz government was foll
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Another remarkable person mentioned
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Dawood lost Karnaphuli Paper Mills,
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disprove that bulk of the banking a
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perpetuated their control over the
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Kohat Cement, Dandot Cement and Tha
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Earlier in this chapter, we have li
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Insurance companies of 22 families
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Born in Rangoon, M A Rangoonwala ha
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Crescent was a joint venture of fou
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Privatization - Turning the Clock B
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day Privatization Conference in Isl
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Independant Resource Group (IRG) of
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companies, management was to be tra
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Accelerated privatization under a f
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Finance Minister took a conscious d
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clauses and buyers have committed b
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22nd May, 1989 suggested a strategy
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Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) to
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group but thanks largely to the ala
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caretaker govt. to recover Rs 1,500
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Pakistan, had incorporated Muslim C
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Cement for Rs 137 million and Rs 18
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5-star hotel. Bhutto who had planne
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For example, PSL is being managed b
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According to the Khalid Anwar, Burm
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also been assigned to the shelves o
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32 Harijanss 61 - 61 33 Shafi 60.2
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21 Sargodha 2,743 -- 22 Al-Noor 2,5
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had opened their offices in Japan,
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East, REDCO Textile Mills and Const
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4 billion and a roaster of impressi
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The geographic location of the comp
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Haroon's great grandfather had migr
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Gujrati and tended to be organised
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9 Karim 3 10 Hasham 2 11 Latif Jama
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At present, the Kaiser Monnoo group
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Sugar Mills and Samundri Sugar Mill
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" The days immediately after nation
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fortunes which were multiplied, in
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the pioneer Muslim industrialist in
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According to Lawrence White, top se
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Beginning of Bad Loans Bhutto's nat
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Jang, Rawalpindi of December 14, 19
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8 Saigol 1,086 9 Naqvi 1,056 10 Zah
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Page 114 and 115: oil". It is not difficult from the
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Page 170 and 171: Akbar Hashwani 1. Hashwani Construc
Page 172 and 173: Dawood Cotton Mills was set up in 1
Page 174 and 175: 5. Margalla Textile 6. Rawal Textil
Page 176 and 177: Lakhani (Lakson) Lakhanis have grow
Page 178 and 179: 6 Husein Sugar 358 560 7 Shadman Te
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Page 184 and 185: Financial Assets 5 Schon Bank 1,994
Page 186 and 187: Mian Mohammad Ismaeel Sheikh was a
Page 188 and 189: 1 Mubarik Textiles 346 119 2 Fatima
Page 190 and 191: 1 K S B Pumps 343 385 2 Adamjee Pap
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