List of largest companies in Pakistan

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Following is a list of largest companies in Pakistan:

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Conglomerates

NameHeadquartersAssetsIndustryNet income
Nishat Group Lahore US$6 billion [1] Conglomerate
Fauji Foundation Rawalpindi US$4 billion [2] Conglomerate US$1.671 billion (2017) [3]
Hashoo Group Karachi US$3.8 billion [1] Conglomerate
Bahria Town Islamabad US$3.4 billion [1] (2021) Real estate
Dawood Hercules Corporation Karachi US$1.7 billion [4] Investment
House of Habib Karachi US$1 billion [5] Conglomerate

Companies

NameHeadquartersAssets (2021)IndustryNet income (2021)
Habib Bank Limited Karachi US$26.3 billion [6] Banking US$217 million
Pakistan State Oil KarachiUS$4.2 billion (2023) [7] Petroleum US$149.5 million [7]
Allied Bank Limited Lahore US$12.3 billion [8] BankingUS$106 million
MCB Bank LahoreUS$11.6 billion [9] BankingUS$189 million [9]
Askari Bank Rawalpindi US$7.7 billion [10] BankingUS$126 million [10] (2021)
Oil & Gas Development Company Islamabad US$5.6 billion (2022) [11] PetroleumUS$657 million [11]
DG Cement LahoreConstructionUS$21 million (2016) [12] [13]
Nishat Mills Faisalabad Textiles US$520 million [14]
Engro Corporation KarachiUS$4.8 billion Fertilizer US$367 million
Bank of Punjab LahoreUS$0.736 billionBankingUS$76 million [15]
Forward Sports Sialkot Sport goods US$51 million [16]
Systems Ltd LahoreUS$0.5 billion (2022) [17] Information technology US$27 million (2022) [18]
Lakson Group KarachiUS$10 billionConglomerate companyUS$363 million [19]

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