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Nishat Mills Limited

NML.KARHQ PK · Lahorewebsite ↗

Large Pakistani textile maker; bedding and home textiles.

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  • Spinning

  • Weaving & processing

  • Home textiles & made-ups

  • Apparel

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  • Concentration2024

    Nishat Mills extends the home-textiles map to its other pole: Pakistan. The world's cotton home textiles and a large share of its garments come from two countries above all, India and Pakistan, and Nishat is Pakistan's largest textile company — vertically integrated from spinning yarn to weaving, dyeing and finished made-ups. So the concentration of towels, bedding and apparel manufacturing is not only Indian; Pakistan's Punjab textile belt is the second great hub, anchored by a few large integrated mills like Nishat. That India–Pakistan duopoly of cotton textiles means the supply is exposed to the water, energy and political conditions of two specific regions, and to the trade arrangements (GSP+ preferences, tariffs, cotton-import policy) that govern their exports — a concentration of an everyday consumer category into two neighboring, and not always friendly, South Asian economies.

    Nishat Mills Limited
  • Did you know2024

    Nishat Mills is the textile arm of the Nishat Group, one of Pakistan's largest business houses — which also owns DG Khan Cement, MCB Bank (a leading Pakistani bank), power-generation companies, an insurance business, a Hyundai automobile venture and a dairy. So the company that makes your bedsheets belongs to a group that also makes cement, runs a major bank, generates electricity and assembles cars. It is a vivid example of how, in some economies, a single family conglomerate spans textiles, heavy industry, finance and energy at once — concentrating economic and even systemic-financial weight in one group far beyond the cotton home textiles its mill arm exports. The "textile maker" is, at the group level, a pillar of an entire national economy.

    Nishat Group