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Lahore | ReNews Pakistan
Ghani Global Holdings Limited has taken a significant step towards placing its real estate assets under a structured Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) framework after shareholders approved a proposed corporate restructuring scheme.
According to documents filed with the Pakistan Stock Exchange, shareholders approved the Scheme of Compromise, Arrangement and Reconstruction at an Extraordinary General Meeting held on August 8, 2026. The scheme involves Ghani Global Holdings Limited, G3 REIT Management Limited, G3 Properties (Private) Limited and G3 Homes LLP.
Under the proposed arrangement, designated real estate assets held by G3 Homes LLP are intended to be transferred and vested in G3 Properties (Private) Limited, which has been designated as a Special Purpose Vehicle for the proposed REIT structure.
G3 Homes LLP is established to acquire, hold, develop, construct, manage, sell, lease and operate residential, commercial, industrial and mixed use real estate assets. Ghani Global says the entity will act as the transferor of designated real estate assets under the restructuring scheme.
The group had already established G3 REIT Management Limited as part of its expansion into the real estate investment sector. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan approved the establishment of the REIT management company in April 2026.
The latest restructuring therefore moves Ghani Global further towards bringing its property assets under a regulated and institutional REIT based investment structure rather than holding them solely through conventional corporate real estate arrangements.
The shareholder vote, however, does not mean that the restructuring has been fully completed. The scheme remains subject to approval by the Lahore High Court and other competent authorities before it can be implemented.
Ghani Global’s restructuring is significant for Pakistan’s property market because it reflects a broader shift from directly held corporate real estate towards regulated REIT based ownership and investment structures, potentially widening institutional participation in the sector.

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