Share Certificates of Two Prominent Textile Firms Reported Lost in Karachi

Karachi: In recent developments within Pakistan's textile sector, two significant cases of lost or misplaced share certificates have been reported, involving Masood Textile Mills Limited and ZahidJee Textile Mills Limited. The incidents were documented on October 16, 2026, raising concerns among the shareholders of these companies.

The first case pertains to Masood Textile Mills Limited, where Mr. Muhammad Arif, residing at 126/3 Al-Rehman Villac, Flat No.201, 2nd Floor, B.M.C.H.S, Bahadurabad, Karachi, reported the loss of a share certificate. The document, identified by folio number 0A06161 and certificate number 46417, accounted for a total of 100 shares. As of the date of the report, these shares have not been verified.

In the second instance, Mr. Ghulam Muhammad Memon, of F - 28, Madina Apartment, Ghulam Hussain Qusim Road, Garden West, Karachi, reported the loss of multiple share certificates from ZahidJee Textile Mills Limited. The certificates, associated with folio number 0006655, cover a total of 755 shares. The details include certificate numbers ranging from 88175 to 88179, 346767 to 346768, 356638, and 359508, with distinctive numbers spanning from 8817401 to 182371179. Similar to the previous case, these shares have not been verified.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the textile sector is closely monitoring these developments, given the potential implications for shareholder confidence and market dynamics. Both Masood Textile Mills Limited and ZahidJee Textile Mills Limited are key players in the textile industry, and any disruptions can have broader effects within the designated market category.

The incidents underscore the importance of secure handling and verification processes for share certificates, particularly within the textile industry, where such issues can influence market perceptions and investor trust. Stakeholders remain alert as further investigations and verifications proceed.