Gulshan Farms is a dairy on the Kasur plain in Punjab, Pakistan. We milk three times a day, every day of the year, grow our own maize, make our own silage, and sell the milk to Nestlé Pakistan. The company is owned by around 30 shareholders, and this page sets out who runs it, what it owns and what can be checked.
Gulshan Farms was established in 2021 with a founding herd of 25 local cattle. The herd today is 489 head: 164 pedigree dairy cattle imported from Australia between 2023 and 2025, and the rest homebred, carrying those genetics.
Shareholders hold registered shares in Gulshan Farms (Pvt) Ltd, supported by a monthly shareholder newsletter, annual accounts, and an exit process available to shareholders on request.
Nestlé Pakistan buys over 95% of our milk. In the year to 28 June 2026 we supplied 884,086 litres, a figure certified by Nestlé rather than an estimate of ours. Cows are milked three times a day, every day of the year.
We farm 50 acres of maize and make our own silage rather than buying feed in, which keeps the cost of a litre under our own control. A resident vet and veterinary assistants cover herd health, with preventative programmes and nutrition planning.
Four sheds are in use and two more are under construction, alongside milking parlours and feed storage. The 9-acre farm site is owned by the company. The 50 acres of maize ground is rented.
Our genetic improvement programme strengthens herd resilience and long-term productivity through targeted imports from established Australian breeding operations.
In 2023–2025, we imported 164 pedigree dairy cattle from Australian suppliers. The imports were made under international animal health regulations, quarantine protocols and veterinary certification, and that paperwork is available on request. Every imported animal is registered with its Australian breed society and carries a three-generation pedigree certificate, supplied with NLIS identification. These 164 are part of a 489 head herd; the rest is homebred and carries the same genetics.
Imported animals are health screened, acclimatised and integrated into the existing herd.
Broadening genetic base to improve herd health and production stability
Australian genetics proven for performance in similar climatic conditions
Established pedigree lines with documented yield performance and longevity
What a shareholding is, what it covers, and what it does not claim.
The shareholding structure is equity-based and operates without interest-based financing mechanisms. It has not been certified by an external sharia board.
Holdings are documented through registered legal agreements: registered shares in Gulshan Farms (Pvt) Ltd — a percentage of the herd, the 9-acre site, the buildings and everything else the company owns, rather than title to individual animals — and defined exit rights.
Livestock is valued at third-party market prices for comparable animals, verifiable against local sale values.
A monthly shareholder newsletter covering operational performance, financial results and asset valuations goes to all shareholders. Annual accounts are prepared and filed by our accountants and are not audited.
Who holds the shares, and what we publish about them.
Most of them are in the UK.
People who wanted a stake in a working productive asset rather than another holding on a screen.
We do not publish the names or personal details of individual shareholders. Any shareholder profile added to this page will appear only with written permission from that shareholder.
Gradual scaling through controlled breeding programmes and selective imports, targeting a mature herd of around 2,000 head and 1,000 milking cows by 2030. Today the herd is being built rather than run at full output: most of the 489 are dry cows, in-calf heifers and young stock that have not started producing yet.
Phased expansion of housing facilities, milking systems, and feed infrastructure to support larger operational scale.
Continued investment in herd management technology, veterinary systems, and data analytics to maintain margins as scale increases.
Maintaining monthly reporting, third-party market valuations, and clear communication as the investor base grows.
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