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TOP CEO’s of the World
Company	CEO/ MD
Abbot Laboratories	Miles D. White
Accenture	Pierre Nanterme
Adidas	Herbert Hainer
Adobe Systems	Shantanu Narayen
Alcatel-Lucent	Michel Combes
Alphabet(Google)	Larry Page
Amazon	Jeff Bezos
AMD	Lisa Su
American Airlines Group	Doug Parker
American Express	Kenneth Chenault
AOL Inc.	Tim Armstrong
Apple Inc.	Tim Cook
Arcelor Mittal	Lakshmi Niwas Mittal
AT&T Inc.	Randall L. Stephenson
BAE Systems Plc	Ian King
Bank of America	Brian Moynihan
Barclays	Antony Jenkins
Berkshire Hathaway	Warren Buffett
BHP Billiton	Andrew Mackenzie
Blackstone Group	Stephen A. Schwarzman
BMW	Norbert Reithofer
Boeing	Dennis Muilenburg
Boston Consulting Group	Rich Lesser
BP	Bob Dudley
Caterpillar Inc.	Douglas R. Oberhelman
Chevron	John S. Watson
Cisco Systems	John T. Chambers
Citigroup	Michael Corbat
Coca-Cola	Muhtar Kent
Continental	Elmar Degenhart
Credit Suisse	Tidjane Thiam
Dell Inc	Michael Dell
Delta Air Lines, Inc.	Richard H. Anderson
Deutsche Bank	John Cryan
EADS	Tom Enders
Eastman Kodak	Jeff Clarke
eBay	Devin Wenig
Ericsson	Hans Vestberg
Exxon Mobil	Rex Tillerson
Facebook	Mark Zuckerberg
FedEx	Frederick W. Smith
Ford Motor Company	Mark Fields
General Dynamics	Phebe Novakovic
General Electric	Jeffrey R. Immelt
General Motors	Mary T. Barra
GlaxoSmithKline	Andrew Witty
Goldman Sachs	Lloyd Blankfein
Google	Sundar Pichai
Halliburton	David J. Lesar
Hewlett-Packard	Meg Whitman
Honeywell	David M. Cote
HP	Meg Whitman
HSBC	Stuart Gulliver
IBM	Virginia M. Rometty
IKEA	Mikael Ohlsson
Inditex	Pablo Isla
Intel	Brian Krzanich
Johnson & Johnson	Alex Gorsky
JP Morgan Chase	James Dimon
Kaplan, Inc.	Andrew Rosen
Linkedin	Jeff Weiner
Lockheed Martin	Marillyn Hewson
Marks and Spencer	Stuart Rose
Mastercard	Ajaypal Banga
McDonald’s	Steve Easterbrook
McKinsey	Dominic Barton
Mercedes-Benz	Dieter Zetsche
Merrill Lynch	John Thain
Microsoft	Satya Nadella
Morgan Stanley	James P. Gorman
Motorola	Greg Brown
Nike	Mark Parker
Nintendo	Tatsumi Kimishima
Nissan	Carlos Ghosn
Nokia	Rajeev Suri
Nortel	Mike S. Zafirovski
Novartis	Daniel Vasella
Oracle Corporation	Larry Ellison
Orascom Telecom Holding	Naguib Sawiris
PepsiCo	Indra Nooyi
Pfizer	Henry McKinnell
Pizza Hut	David C. Novak
Playboy Enterprises	Scott Flanders
Polo Ralph Lauren	Ralph Lauren
Procter & Gamble	David S. Taylor
Reliance Industries Limited	Mukesh Ambani
Royal Bank of Scotland	Ross McEwan
Royal Dutch Shell	Ben van Beurden
Ryanair	Michael O’Leary
Samsung	Oh-Hyun Kwon
Siemens A.G.	Peter Löscher
SingTel	Chua Sock Koong
SoftBank	Masayoshi Son
Sony Corporation	Kazuo Hirai
Southwest Airlines	Gary C. Kelly
Starbucks Coffee Company	Howard Schultz
Tata Steel	B Muthuraman
Tesla Motors/ SpaceX	Elon Musk
The Walt Disney Company	Robert Iger
Toyota	Hiroshi Okuda
Twitter	Jack Dorsey
UBS AG	Sergio Ermotti
Verizon Communications	Lowell McAdam
Vodafone	Vittorio Colao
Volkswagen	Matthias Müller
Walmart	Doug McMillan
Wal-Mart	Mike Duke
Warner Bros.	Barry Meyer
Wells Fargo	John Stumpf
Yahoo!	Marissa Mayer
Yum! Brands, Inc.	David C. Novak

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Textiles

World textile exports currently stand at roughly $800 billion. Pakistan’s share is at $12 billion which is 1.5% of total world exports whereas China’s share is 30%.
Pakistan cotton production for 2017-18 has been recorded at 11.5 Million bales (63% by Punjab 36% by Sindh) as compared to last year figure of 10.6 Million bales.
Pakistan’s textile exports reduced by 10% (from $13.8 billion in 2010-11 to $12.5 billion last year) in contrast to 31% growth by India (from $27 billion to $36 billion last year), 63% by Bangladesh (from $19 billion $32 billion) & 107% by Vietnam(from $15 billion to $31 billion).
Pakistan has around 200 garment factories as compared to 4,000 in Bangladesh.
Pakistan is the 4^th largest cotton producer and 3^rd largest cotton user in the world.

Agriculture & Livestock

In 2016-17, Pakistan imported 1.98 Million tons of edible oil worth PKR 152.5 Billion while its local production touched 0.45 Million tons.
Pakistan exported total 2.28 million metric tons of rice worth $1.06 billion in Jul17-Jan18 period as compared to 1.971 million metric tons amounting to $0.820 million.
Agri sector produces 24% of Pakistan’s GDP & employs 50% of workforce.
The International Grains Council (IGC) puts Pakistan’s total grains production at 31.3 million tons in 2016-17, compared with 31.1 million the year before.
Pakistan is set to import a total of 200,000 tons of grains in 2016-17, down from 400,000 the year before.
Pakistan is the 5^th largest citrus producer, 10^th largest rice producer & 4^th largest rice exporter of the world.
Rice is country’s 2^nd biggest export after textiles.
Wheat procurement price was set at PKR 1,300 per 40Kg for the 2016-17 season. Wheat stock as on 28.02.17 was 5.52M tons.
Livestock is 60% of total agri in Pakistan, employs more than 35M people & produces almost USD 500M worth of products. Pakistan is the 5^th largest milk producer of the world.

Auto Sector

The production of motor bikes in the country increased by 16.91% during 7-month period Jul17-Jun18 (rose to 1,091,555 units from 935,951 units in same period of previous year). Honda has the majority share of 59% in production.
The automotive industry contributes nearly PKR 50 billion (3% of GDP), employing a workforce of 192,000 directly and 1.2 million indirectly.
There are 500 auto-parts manufacturers in the country that supply parts to original equipment manufacturers.
Auto sector presently, contributes 16% to the manufacturing sector. Vehicles’ manufacturers directly employ over 192,000 people with a total investment of over $ 1.5 billion.
Currently, there are around 82 vehicles’ assemblers in the industry producing passengers cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks, buses, tractors and 2/3 wheelers.

Sugar

Pakistan is 6^th largest sugar exporter of the world. It is the 2^nd largest agro-based industry of the country with 89 sugar mills spread all over the country and a daily crushing capacity of nearly 0.7M tons.
Pakistan’s per capita sugar consumption is 25kg per annum & 60% of the commodity is used in local processed food sector.
For 2016-17 season, expected local sugar production is 5.5M tons (extracted from 70M tons sugarcane), carryover stock from last season is 1.2M tons, local annual consumption is 5M tons & excess stock of 1.7M tons is expected next year.

Cement

In 2014, Pakistan is world’s 17^th largest cement producer and 18^th largest consumer. Total installed and operating capacities in the local cement industry were 45.64M tonnes and 34.89M tonnes during FYE 06/2015.
In North, there are about 19 cement plant units with annualized cement production capacity of about 37M tonnes (81% of total country capacity) whereas South has about 5 companies with annualized cement production capacity of about 8.6M tonnes (19% of total country capacity).
Planned expansion in sector is over 28M tons in the next 5 years taking the total capacity to 72M tons.

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