Lucky Investments Limited has surpassed Rs130 billion in assets under management within its first year of operations, marking one of the fastest asset build-ups among Islamic asset managers in Pakistan’s capital market.

The milestone reflects rising investor preference for Shariah-compliant investment solutions, as Islamic finance continues to expand its footprint across the country’s mutual fund landscape.

The company began operations in 2025, launching its inaugural Islamic mutual fund in April. Since then, it has rapidly broadened its product suite to seven Islamic funds, complemented by multiple investment plans that have attracted participation from both retail and institutional clients.

Reaching this scale in less than twelve months is notable in an industry where asset managers typically require several years to achieve comparable size. The pace of growth points to a combination of favourable market conditions and increasing confidence in Islamic investment frameworks.

Industry indicators show that Islamic mutual funds remain among the fastest-growing segments of Pakistan’s asset management sector, supported by deeper financial inclusion, stronger demand for faith-based savings instruments and rising allocations from corporate and pension investors.

The company attributes its expansion to disciplined portfolio management and investor trust in structured Islamic products, with a long-term strategy centred on sustainable wealth creation through Shariah-compliant financial solutions.

Lucky Investments operates under a dedicated Shariah governance framework, with independent oversight and a board comprising seasoned professionals from Pakistan’s financial sector. Its governance standards are aligned with regulatory requirements prescribed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan for Islamic asset management companies.

The firm has also received regional recognition after being named Emerging Islamic Finance Entity of the Year 2025 South Asia at a regional Islamic finance forum, highlighting its rapid ascent within the Islamic finance ecosystem.

Lucky Investments is part of the Yunus Brothers (Lucky) Group, a diversified Pakistani conglomerate with interests spanning cement, textiles, energy and financial services. The group’s entry into Islamic asset management comes as competition intensifies among asset managers to capture a growing pool of Shariah-compliant savings.

With Islamic banking and mutual funds steadily increasing their share within Pakistan’s financial system, the speed at which Lucky Investments has accumulated assets underscores both the sector’s momentum and the expanding role of Islamic asset managers in mobilising domestic capital.