In the 1970s, the young Dr. Aslam had left his village from the district of Okara to pursue further studies in hopes of earning a livelihood. The young man ended up securing a place in UVAS, Lahore and graduated from there as a DVM. Uncertain as to what to do next, he was approached by Haji Muhammad Abbas, who offered him a partnership to start a poultry business. He agreed, and the two ventured together from scratch, with a very small sum of capital.

It all began with a small poultry farm in 1981 that housed only a couple of thousands of birds, with the young entrepreneurs delivering and selling the products themselves on a rented van.

The story goes on where they would drive out in the late night, in the heavy rain, just to be able to sell their stock so that it wouldn’t die of the extreme weather. The poultry industry was emerging in Pakistan at the time when they had just entered. Dr Aslam was a young DVM while Haji Abbas was the one having all the wisdom of an experienced person in life. Both became a pillar of support for each other; one with wisdom and the other with the energy and knowledge of the subject.

Gradually, the business started to work, it began to grow. Fast forward 40 years, the once a small poultry shed converted into a large-scale business. Today, the company houses over 3500 employees, has a team of technically able personnel and one of the most recognised groups in poultry.