Kohinoor Industries Ltd.

Kohinoor Industries Ltd.

PPSX:KOIL
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Company Description

CEO
Muhammad Zeid Yousuf Saigol
Full Time Employees
19
Sector
Process industries
Industry
Textiles
Address
Lahore Pakistan
IPO Date
Oct 10, 1988
Website
kil.com.pk
Business
Kohinoor Industries Limited is a Pakistan-based property management and leasing company engaged in the renting, leasing, and management of commercial, industrial, and institutional real estate assets. Originally established as a textile spinning and yarn manufacturing enterprise, the company has transitioned its primary business activity to asset monetization through property leasing. The company offers a systematic range of property solutions, including the leasing of industrial sheds and manufacturing facilities; provision of logistics and warehouse storage space; long-term leasing of premises to educational institutions and vocational centers; leasing of commercial land and office space; property maintenance and site facility support; and management of short-term liquid investments. Headquartered in Lahore, Pakistan, and incorporated in 1956, Kohinoor Industries Limited conducts its leasing operations primarily across its properties in the Punjab province. In recent strategic and operational changes, the company has formally restructured its principal line of business from textile manufacturing to real estate leasing, expanding its tenant base through multi-year lease agreements with corporate and academic entities. Furthermore, the company has focused on divesting redundant textile machinery, optimizing rental yield structures across its real estate portfolio, and strengthening recurring cash-flow generation while reducing operating overheads.