A diversified industrial house — founded in 1968 and led today by Mian Anjum Nisar — spanning petrochemicals, synthetic leather, textiles and plastics.
What began as the country's first synthetic-leather manufacturer in 1968 has grown into a multi-sector group — making the chemicals, leathers, yarns and plastics that supply Pakistan's factories and exporters.

The family's flagship house, founded by Mian Nisar Elahi in 1968. A diversified group spanning synthetic leather, petrochemicals, spinning and plastics — and a pioneer of Pakistan's man-made-leather industry.
A major Pakistani producer of phthalic anhydride (PA), plasticisers (DOP), maleic anhydride and alkyd resins — inputs that feed the country's paints, plastics and coatings industries. Acquired by the group from Knightsbridge Chemicals, London.
The original family enterprise and one of Pakistan's largest synthetic-leather manufacturers — producing PVC leather, flooring and sheets used in footwear, sports goods, upholstery and export manufacturing.
A sister operation in coated fabrics and PVC — vinyl flooring, PVC sheets and films, rigid plastics and vinyl flex — extending the group's leadership in man-made leather.
The group's textile arm, spinning contamination-free cotton yarn on tens of thousands of spindles, with a newer venture into non-woven fabrics.