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'''Nagina Group''' is a leading [[textile]]s group of [[Pakistan]].
| company_name =Nagina Group
| company_logo =[[Image:Nagina group.JPG]]
| company_type =[[Public corporation]]
| foundation = [[1972]]
| location_city = Gilburg-III, Lahore
| location_country = Pakistan
| key_people = Shaikh Inam Ellahi, co-founder<br /> Ashan Ellahi Shaikh, co-founder<br />
| industry = [[textiles]]
| num_employees = 26,700 (2006)
| revenue =  {{profit}} [[Pakistani rupee|Rs.]] 832 million,<br />$13.7 million [[United States dollar|USD]] ([[fiscal year|FY]] 2006)
| homepage = http://www.nagina.com/
}}


It was founded by Mr. Inam Ellahi Shaikh and Mr. Ashan Ellahi Shaikh. Nagina Group was essentially based in [[East Pakistan]]. The separation of East Pakistan from the Pakistani Federation greatly hurt Nagina Group. Nagina Group lost tanneries, a shoe factory, an ice factory, and East Pakistan's largest [[jute]] mill. Chookhil East and Paruma Eastern were the largest assests of this group.
'''Nagina Group''' is a [[public corporation]] based in [[Pakistan|Pakistani]] that manufactures a wide variety of [[textile]] products. Founded in [[1972]] by Inam Ellahi Shaikh and Ashan Ellahi Shaikh, it was listed by [[Forbes Magazine]] as the best-performaning company with less than US$1 billion in revenue in [[2003]].


After 1971, Nagina Group was essentially based in Pakistan. Mr. Inam Ellahi Shaikh, along with his son Mr. Shaukat Ellahi Shaikh, Mr. Shafqat Ellahi Shaikh, Mr. Shahzada Ellahi Shaikh and Mr. Humuyan Ellahi Shaikh rebuilt Nagina Group. Mr. Humuyan separated from Nagina Group in the 1980's. Cooperation between his group and Nagina Group however remained and remains healthy.  
==History==
What is now known as The Nagina Group began as a single company, Nagina Mills Limited, established by Shaikh Inam Ellahi and Ashan Ellahi Shaikh in [[1967]]. Focusing on the production of [[cotton]] [[yarn]], it grew with the acquisition of [[tannery|tanneries]], [[factory|factories]] that produced shoes and ice, and Pakistan's largest [[jute|jute mill]]. These assets were lost, however, when [[East Pakistan]] separated from the Pakistani Federation to become [[Bangladesh]] in [[1971]].


Nagina Group was awarded by Forbes Magazine as  the best performing "Under-a-billion($)" company in Pakistan. Steady, well thought out growth with a solid commitment to quality has earned the Group a family of satisfied customers, contented employees, appreciative shareholders and the confidence of the banking community. Textiles, Power Generation and
The company reformed in [[1971]] as the Nagina Group, consolidating its assets under a single [[umbrella corporation]]. The group currently manages Nagina Cotton Mills Limited, Elliot Spinning Mills Limited, and Prosperity Weaving Mills Limited. Together, the facilities hold approximately 100,000 modern [[spindle]]s, and produce forty-eight million pounds of carded and combed yarn anually.  


Trading activities are the core businesses and the Group expects to enjoy an annual turnover of US $80 million. Expansion of Group capacity will enhance the turnover to US $ 100 million. Currently, Nagina Cotton Mills Limited, ELLCOT SPINNING MILLS LTD and PROSPERITY WEAVING
Nagina Group also operates three private [[power plants]] to provide electricity for its mills. The installed capacity of its generators is 30.57 [[Megawatt]]s. Excess energy is sold to other industrial facilities in the area.
MILLS LTD. are the factories this group manages. The Group has roughly 100,000 state-of-the-art spindles in it. The Group produces Forty Eight Million Pounds (48,000,000 Lbs) of Carded and Combed yarns annually both in 100 % cotton and blends of cotton with synthetic fibers. The mills regularly produce a wide range of products from 7 Ne to 120 Ne as well as 2 Ply yarns.
 
The power generation division operates three separate plants attached to the textile companies of the group. The installed capacity of the division is expanding by adding additional 5.52 Megawatts of generation capacity making the total to 30.57 Megawatts. The electricity produced is used by Group companies as well as sold to other industrial concerns.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 23:42, 20 November 2006

Nagina Group
File:Nagina group.JPG
Type Public corporation
Founded 1972
Headquarters {{{location}}}
Key peopleShaikh Inam Ellahi, co-founder
Ashan Ellahi Shaikh, co-founder
Industrytextiles
RevenueTemplate:Profit Rs. 832 million,
$13.7 million USD (FY 2006)
Employees26,700 (2006)
Websitehttp://www.nagina.com/

Nagina Group is a public corporation based in Pakistani that manufactures a wide variety of textile products. Founded in 1972 by Inam Ellahi Shaikh and Ashan Ellahi Shaikh, it was listed by Forbes Magazine as the best-performaning company with less than US$1 billion in revenue in 2003.

History

What is now known as The Nagina Group began as a single company, Nagina Mills Limited, established by Shaikh Inam Ellahi and Ashan Ellahi Shaikh in 1967. Focusing on the production of cotton yarn, it grew with the acquisition of tanneries, factories that produced shoes and ice, and Pakistan's largest jute mill. These assets were lost, however, when East Pakistan separated from the Pakistani Federation to become Bangladesh in 1971.

The company reformed in 1971 as the Nagina Group, consolidating its assets under a single umbrella corporation. The group currently manages Nagina Cotton Mills Limited, Elliot Spinning Mills Limited, and Prosperity Weaving Mills Limited. Together, the facilities hold approximately 100,000 modern spindles, and produce forty-eight million pounds of carded and combed yarn anually.

Nagina Group also operates three private power plants to provide electricity for its mills. The installed capacity of its generators is 30.57 Megawatts. Excess energy is sold to other industrial facilities in the area.