Anwar Pervez net worth 2026: Bestway, Well Pharmacy and UBL
From Bradford bus conductor to founder of the Bestway Group: wholesale, Well Pharmacy, Bestway Cement and a major stake in UBL.
Rich List
Profiles of the richest people in Pakistan and billionaires of Pakistani origin: net worth, companies, industries and how they built their fortunes.
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Mian Muhammad Mansha net worth 2026: Nishat Group and MCB Bank
Pakistan’s first Forbes billionaire. How the Chinioti industrialist built the Nishat Group, from Nishat Mills and MCB Bank to cement, power and Hyundai cars.
Lakhani family net worth 2026: Lakson Group, McDonald’s and Express
From Colgate and McDonald’s to The Express Tribune and Fly Jinnah: the Lakhani family’s Lakson Group, and what is known about its wealth.
Sadruddin Hashwani net worth 2026: Hashoo Group and PC hotels
He lost his cotton business to nationalisation in 1973, then built Pakistan’s biggest five-star hotel chain: Pearl-Continental and the Marriotts.
Arif Habib net worth 2026: the stockbroker who bought PIA
He started on Rs60 a month at the Karachi Stock Exchange. His group now spans fertiliser, steel, cement and property, and it bought PIA for Rs135 billion.
Hussain Dawood net worth 2026: Engro, Dawood Hercules and family
The chairman of Engro Holdings controls fertiliser, Thar coal, power, PVC and telecom towers. What is known about his wealth, and what is not.
Sualeh Asif net worth 2026: Pakistan’s youngest billionaire
The 26-year-old from Karachi co-founded Cursor at MIT. SpaceX bought it for $60 billion, and Forbes now values his stake at $2.7 billion.
Shahid Khan net worth 2026: Flex-N-Gate, Jaguars and Fulham
The Lahore-born engineer worth $16.3 billion: how a one-piece bumper built Flex-N-Gate and paid for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Fulham FC.