Quaid e Azam Industrial Estate
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Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate was established in 1960 under a Pakistani-Canadian joint assistance program. It is now a government-owned industrial hub managed by the Punjab Industrial Estates Development & Management Company (PIEDMC), spanning approximately 1,500 acres in the Sundar area. The estate offers excellent connectivity via major roads and highways, along with fully serviced infrastructure including utilities, security, and green belts, making it a prime location for industrial development.
- Developer: Punjab Industrial Estates Development & Management Company (PIEDMC)
- Ideal For: Ideal for manufacturers and SMEs in sectors like textiles, chemicals, and food processing seeking ready-to-develop industrial plots with full utilities and strategic market access.
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Latest Updates
QIE Launches Water-Sprinkling Program to Combat Smog and Dust in Lahore
The Board of Management Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate (QIE) has initiated a water-sprinkling program across its green belts to suppress dust and mitigate local smog impact — a direct response to deteriorating air quality in Lahore, especially within industrial zones. This initiative aligns with the provincial 'Clean & Green Punjab' vision and reflects QIE’s commitment to environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
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Major Recruitment Drive for QIE Staff Across Technical, Administrative, and Support Roles
Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate (QIE) conducted a large-scale recruitment drive in early 2026, announcing 12+ vacancies across diverse categories including Estate Engineer, Field Supervisor, CCTV Operator, Security Guards, Plumber, and Nursing Assistant. Applications were accepted until 28 February 2026, with salary packages ranging from PKR 30,000 to PKR 120,000, depending on role and experience. The process emphasized merit-based selection and equal opportunity for male and female candidates.
Tender Notice Issued for Infrastructure Development Projects
On 4 May 2026, QIE issued an official tender notice inviting bids for various development projects under a single-stage procurement process. Published in major national dailies including Daily Times, Dunya, and AFLAK, the tender is managed by Admin Officer Mr. Tariq Javed, and submissions were due by 4 May 2026. This reflects ongoing efforts to upgrade estate infrastructure and enhance operational efficiency.
Police Arrest Two Suspects in Multi-Million Rupee Fabric Theft Case
In early March 2026, Lahore police conducted a targeted operation within Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate and arrested two suspects accused of stealing fabric worth millions of rupees from a factory located inside the estate. The incident highlighted persistent security concerns and prompted renewed scrutiny of internal surveillance and access control mechanisms at the estate.
QIE Continues Oversight Amid Broader Punjab Industrial Upgrade Plan
While new industrial estates like Quaid-e-Azam Business Park (Sheikhupura) and Sundar Industrial Estate are being developed to decongest Kot Lakhpat, QIE remains central to Punjab’s industrial ecosystem. The Punjab government has allocated Rs 30 billion for upgrading infrastructure across all estates in FY2025–26, with QIE benefiting from coordinated upgrades in utilities, security, and environmental compliance — reinforcing its role as a legacy yet evolving hub.
Fully equipped fire brigade station, ambulance service, and integrated emergency helpline (1044) for quick response.
24-hour CCTV surveillance and regular patrolling by vehicles and motorcycles, monitored by security office, with construction of a police station to enhance safety.
Solid waste lifting and disposal services, horticultural drives including tree plantation and park development for a greener environment.
Water pollution from industrial effluents with parameters such as pH, TSS, BOD, COD, and ammonia-nitrogen exceeding NEQS limits; ambient air pollution with particulate matter (PM10) levels above WHO guidelines.