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BISMILLAH METAL IMPEX
Bismillah Metal Impex was founded in 1990 by Mr. Abdul Latif and Mr. Muhammad Anwar in Gujranwala. The house began as a metal import and export business: lots bought, lots sold, and a desk that learned the grades industry actually calls for.
From that trade the scale widened. Aluminium, zinc, brass, iron and copper joined the book — not as a catalogue of names, but as metal the company could manufacture, recycle or import when a mill needed it. Copper ingots and wire, and aluminium ingots, are cast in our own furnaces. Zinc, brass and iron are imported from China and supplied nationwide. Scrap of many kinds is sorted and melted on the recycling line.
Cable work began in 2020. Network cable recovered for utilities and operators is stripped and returned to those same furnaces as one copper feedstock among others. It did not turn BMI into a telecom contractor. It added a source of metal to a house that already melted, traded and shipped.
The worth of that story is on the floor today: multiple billions in monthly revenue, production in the millions, major offices across Pakistan, and several manufacturing facilities in the industrial estate of Gujranwala. The legal city is Gujranwala. The work is specification, purity and delivery.
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Manufacturing
Copper ingots, copper wire and aluminium from our own furnaces in Gujranwala. Specification, purity and a lot that leaves on time.
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Recycling
Aluminium, copper, brass and mixed scrap sorted and melted on our line. Aluminium tense is recycled here — it is not held for requoting.
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Import and export
Zinc, brass and iron imported from China and supplied to mills, foundries and fabricators across Pakistan.
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Cable recovery
Network cable recovered for utilities and operators, then stripped and returned to the recycling furnaces as copper feedstock.
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Who we work with
Ministry of Defence
Organisations across defence production that BMI works with. The book runs far beyond any short list — these names stand for the standard of house we sit with, not for a published contract.
Heavy Industries Taxila
Heavy manufacturing at Taxila.
- POF
Pakistan Ordnance Factories
Ordnance production at Wah.
Wah Brass Mills
Defence production at Wah.
Heavy Mechanical Complex
Heavy engineering at Taxila.
Ministry of Interior
Distribution companies serving Islamabad, Lahore, Gujranwala and Multan. Named as organisations on the book — one sample of dealings that run nationwide.
IESCO
Islamabad Electric Supply Company.
LESCO
Lahore Electric Supply Company.
GEPCO
Gujranwala Electric Power Company.
MEPCO
Multan Electric Power Company.
Private companies
Utilities, manufacturers and operators BMI works with across Pakistan. Hundreds of dealings sit behind these names; four captions would not do that work justice.
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited
Pakistan’s national telecommunications operator.
K-Electric
Karachi’s power utility.
Engro
Industrial group across manufacturing and energy.
Honda
Automotive manufacturing in Pakistan.
Pakistan
Multiple offices. Multiple plants.
Major offices across the country. Multiple manufacturing facilities in the industrial estate of Gujranwala.