Tariq Corporation Limited
PPSX:TCORP19.04
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ISIN
PK0011001010
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11.04
68.34
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- CEO
- Mustafa Ali Tariq
- Full Time Employees
- 426
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Agricultural commodities/Milling
- Address
- Lahore Pakistan
- IPO Date
- Jun 29, 1994
- Website
- tariqcorp.com
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- Tariq Corporation Limited is a Pakistan-based industrial and commercial enterprise primarily engaged in the manufacturing, processing, and distribution of textile yarns, as well as diversified commercial trading, investment, and business facilitation activities. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Lahore, Pakistan, the company operates across industrial manufacturing and commercial segments, serving domestic textile fabricators, garment manufacturers, institutional clients, and regional export markets. The company's core product offerings and business activities encompass the production and sale of pure cotton yarns, including carded and combed ring-spun yarns across multiple counts; blended and synthetic yarns, including polyester-cotton (PC) and polyester-viscose (PV) variants engineered for weaving and knitting applications; trading of textile commodities, including raw cotton, polyester staple fiber (PSF), and finished fabrics; supply chain and procurement facilitation for industrial textile inputs; commercial contracting and warehousing; and corporate investment management. In recent years, the company has executed significant strategic, corporate, and operational reorganizations, most notably its official corporate re-branding and name change from Tariq Spinning Mills Limited to Tariq Corporation Limited, signaling its expansion beyond conventional spinning operations into a multi-industry corporate platform. In alignment with this strategic shift, the company altered its constitutional documents to authorize new business verticals, including general trading, logistics, and real estate development. In addition, the company has undertaken operational modernization initiatives across its production facilities, including plant balancing, modernization, and replacement (BMR) programs, the deployment of captive solar photovoltaic energy systems to curb escalating utility costs, and a heightened commercial focus on higher-margin specialty yarns and diversified trading operations to bolster operational efficiency and financial resilience.