Attock Group of Companies

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The Attock Group of companies is engaged in oil exploration, production, refining, manufacturing of petroleum products, chemicals, manufacturing and trading of cement, real estate, and other sectors. It is one of the major players in the Pakistani economy; it is also notable for its ties to key principals of the fabled Bank of Credit and Commerce International scandal, including former BCCI chairman Agha Hasan Abedi and noted fugitive financier Ghaith Pharaon.

1 Organizational structure
- 1.1 Business units
- 1.2 Key Personnel
2 External links
3 References

[edit] Organizational structure

[edit] Business units

The Attock Group units consist of the following units:

Attock Oil Company (AOC)
Pakistan Oilfields (POL)
Attock Refinery (ARL)
Attock Petroleum (APL)
Attock Information Technology Services (Private) Limited
Attock Cement of Pakistan (ACPL), started with a $3 million investment from the BCCI Foundation provided by Agha Hasan Abedi^[1].
Capgas (Private) Limited
Attock Hospital (Private) Limited