2024-04-06 13:14:58
islamabad: Mian Mohammad Mansha is called ‘Mukesh Ambani of Pakistan’ because of his business and wealth. Mian Mansha, one of the big businessmen of Pakistan, was born in India in 1941 but after the partition of the country in 1947, his family decided to go to Pakistan. At the age of six he went to Pakistan. Today he is known for his philanthropic work along with building his huge business empire in Pakistan. Mohammad Mansha has the honor of becoming Pakistan’s first billionaire. Amidst the political turmoil and economic crisis in Pakistan, Mian Mohammad Mansha did this wonders. At present he is the second richest Pakistani after billionaire Shahid Khan.
Mohammad Mansha’s companies are involved in a variety of businesses. According to the report, Mian Mohammad Mansha’s net worth is around 5 billion dollars and he lives a very luxurious life. Mansha has a collection of expensive cars like Mercedes E-Class, Jaguar Convertible, Porsche, BMW 750, Range Rover and Volkswagen. His house and lifestyle are also very royal. Mohammad Mansha married Naz Saigol in 1970. They have three children – Hasan, Raza and Umair.
Our image is very bad… India became rich by selling weapons like BrahMos, Pinaka, while Pakistanis are in pain.
Started textile mills by going to Pakistan
Mohammad Mansha’s father was also among the big businessmen in India. After partition, his family moved to Pakistan and started Nishat Textiles Mills. After his father, Mohammad Mansha took over the business. Nishat Group is the largest exporter of cotton textiles in Pakistan and the largest employer in Pakistan. Apart from cotton business, Nishat Group also has stake in power projects, cement, insurance business, banks.
Pakistan is anxious to do business with India, poverty will go away, wealth will become!
Mian Mohammad Mansha is not only a businessman but also known for his philanthropic behavior in Pakistan. Some time ago, he came into limelight by donating about Rs 69 lakh to the Prime Minister’s Flood Relief Fund. Mian Mohammad Mansha was honored with the Sitara-e-Imtiaz award by the then President of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf in 2004.