Pakistan is home to several business tycoons and entrepreneurs who have built vast empires across industries like real estate, banking, energy, textiles, and technology. These individuals have not only accumulated immense wealth but have also played a significant role in shaping Pakistan’s economy.
Below is the updated list of the 10 richest people in Pakistan in 2025, based on their estimated net worth and business influence.
1. Shahid Khan – $12 Billion
Shahid Khan remains the richest person in Pakistan in 2025. Born in Lahore, he moved to the United States and became a self-made billionaire through his auto parts company, Flex-N-Gate. He also owns the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) and Fulham FC (UK). His global business ventures make him a symbol of Pakistani success abroad.
2. Mian Muhammad Mansha – $3.7 Billion
Chairman of the Nishat Group, Mian Mansha controls one of Pakistan’s largest conglomerates, with interests in banking (MCB Bank), textiles, cement, and energy. He is also a key figure in Pakistan’s industrial modernization and foreign investment initiatives.
3. Asif Ali Zardari – $2.5 Billion
The former President of Pakistan and co-chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), Asif Ali Zardari’s wealth is tied to vast agricultural lands, real estate, and various international business holdings. His political influence complements his business power.
4. Sir Anwar Pervez – $1.5 Billion
Founder of Bestway Group, Sir Anwar Pervez is a UK-based Pakistani businessman. His company operates in cement, banking (UBL Bank), and wholesale businesses. His success story from a truck driver to a billionaire inspires many in Pakistan and abroad.
5. Malik Riaz Hussain – $1.3 Billion
Known as the real estate king of Pakistan, Malik Riaz is the founder of Bahria Town, the country’s largest privately-owned housing society. His mega real estate projects in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad have redefined Pakistan’s urban landscape.
6. Nawaz Sharif – $1.2 Billion
The three-time former Prime Minister and head of the Sharif Group, Nawaz Sharif’s wealth originates from steel and sugar industries. His family’s Ittefaq Group has long been a powerhouse in Pakistan’s industrial sector.
7. Nasir Schon – $900 Million
CEO of Schon Group, Nasir Schon has business interests in real estate, petroleum, and technology. He is known for innovative ventures and investments in Dubai and Karachi’s property markets, making him one of the most influential Pakistani businessmen abroad.
8. Sadruddin Hashwani – $850 Million
Founder of Hashoo Group, Sadruddin Hashwani owns Pearl Continental and Marriott hotels in Pakistan. His conglomerate is involved in hospitality, energy, and real estate. Hashwani’s contribution to Pakistan’s tourism and business sectors is immense.
9. Rafiq Habib – $750 Million
Rafiq Habib heads the House of Habib, one of Pakistan’s oldest business families. The group’s portfolio spans banking (Bank AL Habib), automotive, education, and construction industries. He is known for his philanthropic and educational initiatives as well.
10. Habibullah Khan – $700 Million
Owner of Mega Conglomerate Pvt Ltd, Habibullah Khan has investments in shipping, real estate, and energy. His company’s growth has made him one of Pakistan’s fastest-rising billionaires in 2025.
Conclusion
The list of the 10 richest people in Pakistan in 2025 highlights the nation’s evolving business landscape, where both traditional industries and global ventures thrive. These individuals demonstrate that success comes through vision, innovation, and persistence—qualities that continue to drive Pakistan’s economy forward.
