ABAD is known as an association of builders and developers in Pakistan. The association was formed in 1972. This organization represents all the builders and developers of Pakistan on a national level. It has the purpose of coordinating and simplifying private-sector construction activities.
ABAD is licensed under the Trade Organizations Ordinance of 2007 and registered under the Companies Ordinance of 1984 with Registration No. KAR No. 4967 of 1977–1978. It is an associate of the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI).
More than 1,200 of the top construction companies in the nation are currently inclined with ABAD. The majority of its members’ offices are outfitted with modern systems for designing, cost management, project management, and the newest civil engineering methods to reduce construction costs.
The association runs democratically, with one chairman from its two regions—the southern and northern regions—electing senior vice chairman, vice chairman, and managing committee members for terms that last the entire year. The Vice Chairman is chosen from Associate Members, the Chairman from Full/Ordinary Members, and one Chairman from each of its two groups.
Objectives of ABAD
- Exploring the prospects of large-scale projects in the public sector and then acting as a consortium of ABAD members to secure and execute the projects
- Solving and dealing with the problems of its members and helping them in the execution of their projects
- Promote the housing projects in Pakistan.
- Uniting builders and developers for their mutual benefit.
- Assisting the government in developing its housing policies and plans.
- Putting forth an active effort to eliminate unethical business practices from the housing and development industry.
- The research is well organized.
- Collaborating with ABAD members, the government and other organizations.
- Program for education and training to advance the science and art of construction.
The development of the National Housing Policy and Sindh Building Control Ordinance benefited greatly from the valuable input provided by ABAD, a group that serves as a representative of the nation’s builders and developers. Additionally, it has been instrumental in securing an increase in the amount that the House Building Finance Corporation (HBFC) contributes to housing loans as well as funding for HBFC in the federal budget.
Member of ABAD
List members of the central executive committeeYear 2021-2022
| NAME | COMPANY NAME |
| Mr. Mohsin Sheikhani Chairman | Hina Housing Projects (Pvt) Ltd. SC-11, Jawwad Court, Chandni Chowk, Sabzi Mandi, University Road, Karachi. |
| Mr. M. Hanif Memon Senior Vice Chairman | Memon Builders A-1, 1st Floor Topra Plaza, SB-27/28, Opp: Urdu Science College, University Road, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi. |
| Mr. M. Altaf Sattar Kantawala Vice Chairman | Hiba Builders & Developers Plot No. 66/3, Suite No. G-1, Ground Floor, C.P Brear Co-Operative Housing Society, Karachi. |
| Mr. Aamir Amin Thara | Four Square Properties Builders & Developers A-181, Block 13-C, Near Ashfaq Memorial Hospital, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi. |
| Mr. Abdul Kareem Adhia | C.S. Corporation Suite # 8, 3rd Floor, Gulshan Centre, Plot # SB-13, Block No. 13-C, K.D.A. Scheme No. 24, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi |
| Mr. Adnan | Adnan Enterprise SB-37, Block 13-C, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Main University Road, Karachi. |
| Mr. Ahmed Owais | King’s Builders & Developers King’s Presidency, FL-01, Block 3-A, Gulistan-e-Jauhar, Karachi. |
| Mr. Aqeel Iliyas | Falaknaz Properties Office No. M-06, Falaknaz Arcade, Main Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi. |
| Mr. Asif Sumsum | Sumsum Builders & Developers Ground Floor, Sumsum Comforts, Plot No. SD 2, Block 2, Gulistan-e-Jauhar, Karachi. |
| Mr. M. Anwar Dawood (OK) | Balad Associates Office No. 706, Balad Trade Center, Plot No. 118, Block-3, Bihar Muslim Cooperative Housing Society, Bahadurabad,Karachi |
| Mr. M. Nadeem Yousuf Jeewa | Apricot Builders & Developers Show Room No. 2, SB-32, Block-13/C, Gulshah-e-Iqbal, Karachi. |
| Mr. Mohammad Ali Jameel | TPL Properties Ltd. 12th Floor, Centerpoint, Off: Shaheed-eMillat Expressway, Near KPT Interchange, Karachi |
| Mr. Mpohammad Hassan Bakshi | Bakshi Builders & Developers 105/2, Deposit Lines, Karachi. |
| Mr. Muhammad Afzal | Chamdia Builders & Developers Office No. 116, Jilani Tower, Near Mereweather Tower, M. A. Jinnah Road, Karachi |
| Mr. Muhammad Altaf Tai | Tai Builders & Developers Suit # 306, Progressive Centre, 3rd Floor, Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi. |
| Mr. Muhammad Aif Jeewa | Rupali Builders Capital Residencia, E-11/4, Main Margalla Road, Beside Zakia Marquee, Islamabad |
| Mr. Muhammad Sadiq Baloch | Baloch Builders Office No , 1, 32, SB-3, Lucky Tower, Dawood Poota Road, Karachi. |
Abad for KARACHI
The NOC of the Karachi Development Authority and ABAD both played major roles in the acquisition of land for their respective NOCs and members. Other noteworthy accomplishments include expanding the area covered by apartments, setting the sale price of housing units and including an escalation offer, streamlining the mortgage authorization process, registering leases, and regularly extending the term and streamlining documentation procedures.
ABAD A Socially Responsible Organization
In addition to the aforementioned core responsibilities, ABAD extends donations and other forms of support to institutions and social welfare organizations. The goal of ABAD’s initiatives and projects is to provide a safe haven for life, which is acknowledged as a fundamental human right throughout the world.
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