Anwar Saifullah Khan net worth 2026: Saif Group and politics
Co-chairman of the Saif Group and a former federal minister, from one of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s best-known families. His wealth is estimated at $500 million.
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Co-chairman of the Saif Group and a former federal minister, from one of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s best-known families. His wealth is estimated at $500 million.
The former Karachi Stock Exchange president built JS Bank and one of Pakistan’s oldest private asset managers. His wealth is estimated at $270 million.
The head of ARY Digital Network and owner of the Karachi Kings, from a Dubai gold and jewellery family. His wealth is estimated at $600 million.
He built JDW into a sugar giant, became PTI’s secretary general, was disqualified in 2017 and left politics in 2024. His wealth is estimated at $550 million.
He founded Dawlance in 1980 and sold it to Turkey’s Arcelik for $258 million in 2016. His wealth is estimated at $850 million.
At 100, the founder of Packages, Milkpak (now Nestlé Pakistan) and LUMS is Pakistan’s elder statesman of business. His wealth is estimated at $800 million.
Cars, polyester, cement and sugar, then defaults in 2008. The Dewan Group’s rise and fall, and why the $900 million estimate for its chairman is uncertain.
From a rubber works in the 1930s to Maple Leaf Cement and Kohinoor Textile Mills: the Saigol family story and Tariq Saigol’s estimated $1.2 billion.
Born in Islamabad, Lord Choudrey joined his uncle’s Bestway in 1984 and became chairman in 2024. The Sunday Times put his wealth at £1.53 billion.
He founded the engineering giant Descon in 1977, then served as commerce minister and as Imran Khan’s commerce adviser. His wealth is estimated at $1.5 billion.
The A1 Blogs Rich List: the 20 richest people in Pakistan ranked by net worth, from Shahid Khan and Hussain Dawood to Mian Mansha, Bestway, Lucky, Saigol and ARY.
Lucky Cement, Kia cars, the former ICI Pakistan, power and textiles: the Tabba family’s Yunus Brothers Group and the man who runs much of it.
He built Pakistan’s largest private housing developer. In May 2026 a court declared him a proclaimed offender in the Bahria Town Karachi land case.
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