Mian Anjum Nisar is a Lahore-based industrialist and business statesman with more than four decades of experience across Pakistan's chemicals, textiles, plastics and synthetic-leather industries. As Chairman of the ATS Group of Industries — the pioneering house founded by his late father, Mian Nisar Elahi, in 1968 — he leads one of the country's landmark industrial groups.
For over forty years, Mian Anjum Nisar has stood at the intersection of industry and advocacy — building enterprises that create jobs and exports, and speaking for the wider business community in the country's most important trade institutions.
Beyond his own enterprises, he has led the country's apex chambers — serving as President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) and, earlier, of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI). He is the long-serving Chairman of the Businessmen Panel (BMP) and Patron-in-Chief of the Pakistan Industrial & Traders Associations Front (PIAF), and represented Pakistan's private sector as a Vice President of the SAARC Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
The ATS Group of Industries — founded in 1968 and led today by Anjum Nisar — spans petrochemicals, synthetic leather, textiles and plastics.
The family's flagship house, founded by Mian Nisar Elahi in 1968. A diversified group spanning synthetic leather, petrochemicals, spinning and plastics — and a pioneer of Pakistan's man-made-leather industry.
A major Pakistani producer of phthalic anhydride (PA), plasticisers (DOP), maleic anhydride and alkyd resins — inputs that feed the country's paints, plastics and coatings industries. Acquired by the group from Knightsbridge Chemicals, London.
The original family enterprise and one of Pakistan's largest synthetic-leather manufacturers — producing PVC leather, flooring and sheets used in footwear, sports goods, upholstery and export manufacturing.
A sister operation in coated fabrics and PVC — vinyl flooring, PVC sheets and films, rigid plastics and vinyl flex — extending the group's leadership in man-made leather.
The group's textile arm, spinning contamination-free cotton yarn on tens of thousands of spindles, with a newer venture into non-woven fabrics.
Elected to lead the LCCI, one of Pakistan's oldest and most influential chambers — his first major stewardship of a national business institution.
The group expands into textiles and spinning, adding contamination-free cotton yarn to a portfolio already spanning chemicals and synthetic leather.
The group acquires Nimir Chemicals Pakistan Limited from Knightsbridge Chemicals, London — deepening its petrochemicals base in phthalic anhydride and plasticisers.
Called into public service in the caretaker Punjab cabinet, holding the portfolio for Industries, Commerce & Investment.
Elected President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry on the Businessmen Panel ticket, becoming the national voice of Pakistan's business community.
Elected Vice President of the SAARC Chamber of Commerce & Industry, carrying Pakistan's private-sector agenda across the eight-nation regional bloc.
Beyond his own enterprises, he has led the country's apex chambers — serving as President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) and, earlier, of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI). He is the long-serving Chairman of the Businessmen Panel (BMP) and Patron-in-Chief of the Pakistan Industrial & Traders Associations Front (PIAF), and represented Pakistan's private sector as a Vice President of the SAARC Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
Elections & candidates →Lower policy and interest rates and reduced input costs so Pakistani industry can compete at home and abroad.
Championing value-added exports and new industrial investment as the engine of jobs and foreign exchange.
Accessible, soft financing for the small and medium enterprises that form the backbone of the economy.
Deeper trade integration across the SAARC region and stronger private-sector diplomacy.
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