Fauji Foundation ne Pearl Continental ki malik company ke taqreeban 20% share 6 arab 55 crore rupee mein khareed liye

Foundation ne Pakistan Services Limited mein apne hisse ke liye Rs1,022.42 fi share ada kiye, jo pichhle saal hotel group ke saudon mein ada ki gayi qeematon se kafi zyada hai.

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The Pearl Continental hotel building in Bhurban under a clear blue sky
Bhurban mein waqe Pearl Continental hotel, jo Pakistan Services Limited ki milkiyat chain ka hissa hai. File tasweer. — Shahzaib Damn Cruze
Urdu mein suneinFauji Foundation ne Pearl Continental ki malik company ke taqreeban 20% share 6 arab 55 crore rupee mein khareed liye2 min · device ki awaz0:00 / 1:56

— Fauji Foundation ne Pearl Continental hotel chain ki malik company Pakistan Services Limited ka 19.70% hissa taqreeban 6 arab 55 crore rupee mein khareed liya hai, company ne Mangal ko Pakistan Stock Exchange ko bataya.

Pakistan ke sab se bare conglomerates mein se aik, foundation ne 2 November ko 6,406,797 voting shares Rs1,022.42 fi share par hasil kiye, disclosure ke mutabiq. Is khareed ki qeemat taqreeban 2 crore 37 lakh dollar hai. Pakistan Services ne kaha ke use foundation ka 2 November ki tareekh ka khat mil gaya tha, jis mein Securities Act ke teht zaroori disclosure ki gayi.

1958 mein qayam hone wali Pakistan Services, Pearl Continental chain ki malik hai aur us ka intizam chalati hai, apne naam ki franchises deti hai, aur Lahore mein aik chhota budget hotel bhi chalati hai.

Haal hi mein is ki shareholding kai baar haath badal chuki hai. Pichhle saal July mein AKD Group Holdings ne 27.95% hissa 6 arab 36 crore rupee se zyada mein khareeda, aur Dawood Jan Mohammad ne 28% voting shares Rs700 fi share par hasil kiye. Phir Thatta Cement ne elan kiya ke woh 28% hissa 6 arab 45 crore rupee mein, Rs710 fi share par, hasil kar rahi hai.

Is saal September mein Thatta Cement ne company ki tajweez karda restructuring par usoolan ittefaq kar liya, taake Islamabad High Court mein pending muamla hal ho sake.

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