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MIAN MUHAMMAD MANSHA AND HIS ALL BUSSINESS

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MIAN MUHAMMAD MANSHA

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HIS BUSINESS

PERSONAL INTRODUCTION:
Mian Muhammad Mansha was born on December 22, 1947. He is currently 73 years old.
Mansha’s father, Mian Mohammad Yahya, was a prominent industrialist and the founder of the
Nishat Group, which was once the largest industrial conglomerate in Pakistan. Mian Muhammad
Mansha took over his family's business in 1969 and has since expanded it significantly. Under his
leadership, the Nishat Group has diversified into various industries, including textiles, cement,
banking, and energy. Mian Muhammad Mansha is widely regarded as one of the wealthiest and
most powerful businessmen in Pakistan. He has been featured on Forbes magazine's list of the
world's billionaires and has received numerous awards for his contributions to the
country's economy.

INTRODUCTION:
Mian Muhammad Mansha is a Pakistani business magnate. He is the founder and CEO of the
Lahore-based international conglomerate Nishat Group. Mansha and some of his immediate family
members are among the highest tax-paying individuals in Pakistan. Mian Muhammad Mansha
owns some of the most expensive houses in Europe, including at the St. Georges Hill gated
estate in London.
“I have had many lucky breaks. Lady Luck has always been on my side. New projects just crop
up before I stop doing the old ones"
(Mian Muhammad Mansha)
GENERAL MARKET SCENARIO:
Economic conditions are getting better as there has been some recovery of economies from the
recession in year 2009-2010. However, besides this international issue, local issues of high
production costs from higher cotton prices, rising energy costs, increasing prices of imported
inputs due to depreciation of Pak Rupee, high inflationary pressure, power failure etc are matters
of serious concern for the business. Besides this, Pakistan is already facing tough competition from
neighboring countries and with slow sales in US and European Markets, Nishat Group survived
due to full utilization of its production capacity, timely investments, effective business planning,
aggressive marketing strategy, strong customer base and diversified product range. Its strength lies
in strategic planning and marketing capabilities along with vertically integrated production
facilities that can turn raw cotton to a final finished consumer product that always attract attention
of customers all over the world.
Business growth:
Mian Mansha Group benefited greatly from the privatization process in the 1990s. During this
time, it made many acquisitions and acquisitions, including the construction of at least one
offensive. When the dust settled, Mansha acquired a majority stake in Adamjee Group, the
country's largest non-life insurance company, and D.G. Khan Cement, formerly owned by the
Saigol family. While producing these large products, he also expanded his Nishat Textile unit,
which is the largest machinery in Pakistan.
But all these successes are just Mansha's masterwork: purchasing one of Pakistan's most
important textile factories. For Financial Services, MCB Bank Limited.Under Mian Mansha's
leadership, MCB has demonstrated outstanding performance and growth and has established one
of the leading financial services management groups in the country.
Mansa started to move into new areas by carrying out transactions with the state-owned WAPDA
(Water and Water Authority). Electricity Authority sells most of the energy capacity installed in
different parts of Nishat. This led to the creation of the increasingly powerful Nishat Power, whose
son Qasim Mansha also played a key role in decision-making.
MCB has also recently entered into a partnership with Maybank Malaysia. Maybank currently
holds a 25% stake in MCB.
Decision Making System Of Nishat Group:
Nishat Chunnian Co., Ltd.'s decision is the center of the mean and distribution. It used to be all
important, but as time went on and organizations grew, the decisions became arbitrary. Currently,
some of its policies are made only by high-level officials, including some lower-level officials, so
the system is not centralized or decentralized.

Nishat Group Companies

S. Turn over in Million

Name Assets
No Rs.
1 Nishat Mills 9,236 6,748
2 Raza Textiles 302 421
3 Omer Fabrics 854 629
4 Nishat Chunian 910 663
5 Nishat Tek 986 236
General
6 78 68
Stitiching
D G Khan
7 7,775 1,547
Cement
Maple Leaf
8 6,686 1,030
Cement
10 Gener Tech 963 225
 Financial Assets

S. NO Name Assets
1 Muslim Commercial Bank 163,325
2 Fidelity Investment Bank 1,502
3 Fidelity Leasing 318
4 Total Financial Assets 165,145

Unlisted Companies

▪ Nishat Finishing Mills

▪ Nishat Capital Management
▪ Trust Management Services
▪ Chunian Fiber
▪ Nishat Europe
▪ Newbery Mansha
▪ Maple Leaf Electric Company
▪ D G Khan Electric Company

PLANS OF MIAN MANSHA:

With $700 million from MCB and $300 million from international markets, Mansha wants to
establish a bank in Indonesia and possibly the Middle East. MCB Bank already has international
operations and Mansha Group also has a car rental company in Kazakhstan. Additional projects
include major projects such as the construction of power plants and ports in Pakistan.
Mansha had once said in an interview that she had "set her sights on the food business for long-
term investment", but Nawaz Sharif's private launch table is new for her but she has ventured into
the food business. is already known. Instead, Mansha, her relatives and business partners became
the biggest beneficiaries of Nawaz Sharif's private business, eventually owning five cement
companies and a bank.
Criticism of Mian Mansha:
In 2004, Mansha's group and their favorite candidates were defeated in the All Pakistan Textile
Mills Association (APTMA) by two votes. Mansha later left APTMA.
According to his first interview with a foreign magazine, Mansha said, "My net worth is about
$4-5 billion. In fact, many circles in Pakistan claim that the total capital of the minority
conglomerate is close to $100 billion (Rs. 80,000 crore). with private and public companies.
D.G. Khan Cement Company, part of the Manshani Saudi Arabian Group, at one point became
the target of violence by people in the village near the factory, but the issue was finally resolved
through discussion and security was increased around the factory.
Achievements of Mian Mansha:
Mian Mohammad Mansha currently sits on the boards of 45 companies in Pakistan and is one
of the most powerful and influential people in the country. On 23 March 2004, President Musharraf
awarded him the Sitara-e-Imtiaz Civilian Award. One of Mansha's companies, Nishat Mills
Limited, is Pakistan's largest exporter.
In March 2010, Mian Mohammad Mansha became the first Pakistani to enter the Forbes rich
list. Forbes lists Mantha as the 937th richest person in the world, with a net worth of $1 billion.
Other Businesses:
Mansha owns national service company Pakistan Pilot Airlines Ltd., which has seven aircraft
worth $300 million. There are a few more Mantha works that are still unknown and secret.
Mansha recently visited St. James Hotel in London for £60 million! The purchase, which has
not been publicly disclosed, is believed to have been made by the sons of prominent British
businessman Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif.
Mansa also acquired control of United Bank (UBL). This will make it independent from
Pakistan's financial system. In 2009, Mansha's bid for Royal Bank of Scotland failed because its
parent company, MCB Bank, violated the State Bank of Pakistan's rules and regulations on
depositing assets. Mansha blamed Zardari for this debacle. Seeking revenge, publicity-shaming
Mantha goes on television to embarrass the government over Kerry Luger Beale's money. He said
it could bring in $2 billion a year without incident and that the weak government was an
embarrassment to Pakistan.
Mansha is also the current owner of the AES power plant, which caused controversy in the
1990s. Mansha has also established 2 IPPs. In October 2009, Prime Minister Gilani, Shahbaz
Sharif and Khawaja Asif commissioned the power plant but for unknown reasons, it took a year
for the plant to generate electricity.
Mansha is suing the Adamjee family in Karachi for their improper behavior and unethical
business practices at Adamjee Insurance Company. Adamjee's funds were pledged to MCB Bank
and Mansha seized the opportunity to take control even as she signed a contract for Adamjee's
family.
Mansha also filed a complaint against Hussain Lawaee of Arif Habib Bank. Lawaee called
Mansha a liar who deprived her of her benefits at MCB Bank. Mansha says Rawai is fugitive and
she will solve her case. Lawaee is the chairman of Arif Habib Bank.

Mian Mansha in Politics:

Mansha has political connections. The Nawaz Sharif government gave him D.G. After giving
his title, he went from business life to super rich. Khan Cement and MCB Bank. Nawaz Sharif is
believed to be MCB's silent partner used in money laundering. Due to the MCB Bank dispute in
1990, Mantha went into exile in Boston. He returned to Pakistan during the second Nawaz Sharif
regime. Mansha appreciates the support of the Muslim National Liberation Front. Noon League
MNA players like Khawaja Asif are also said to be getting salaries. Khawaja Asif's son Asad
"works" at MCB Bank. He received Rs. He earns 300,000 a month for the few hours he
works each week.

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