Presidents
- M.A. Rangoonwala, 1959 (Chairman Ad'hoc re-organising Committee for Formation, Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Karachi)
- JP Sheikh Abdul Khaliq Abdul Razak, 1959–1960 (Baba-e-Biradari and founder Jamiyat Punjabi Saudagran-e-Delhi)
- Mohammad Hanif, 1960–1961
- A.K. Sumar, 1961–1963
- M.A. Jawad, 1964–1965
- Mohammad Shafique, 1965–1966
- M.A. Enam Elahi, 1966–1967
- P.G. Allana, 1967–1968
- Yusuf H. Shirazi, 1968–1970
- Ahmed Abdullah, 1970–1971
- Abdur Rehman Haji Habib, 1971–1972
- Kasam Usman Kandawala, 1972–1974
- G.R. Arshad, 1974–1976
- Mohammad Adil, 1976–1978
- Abdul Majeed Suleman Bawany, 1978–1979
- Abdul Jabbar Khamisani, 1978–1979
- Mohammad Muslim, 1979–1980
- Shoukat Ahmed, 1980–1981
- Haji Razak Janoo, 1981–1983
- Jawed Sultan Japanwala, 1983–1984
- Tariq Sayeed, 1984–1985
- Abdul Karim Rajkotwala, 1985–1986
- Aftab Khalili, 1986–1987
- Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, 1987–1988
- Mohammad Yunus Bandukda, 1988–1989
- Khawaja Qutubuddin, 1989–1990
- Riaz Ahmed Tata, 1990–1991
- Abdul Aziz Haji Yaqoob, 1991–1992
- Tahir Khaliq, 1992–1993
- Haroon Rashid, 1993–1994
- Ahmed A. Sattar, 1994–1995
- Haji Shafiq-ur-Rehman, 1995–1996
- Mian Shahzada Alam, 1996–1997
- Mohammad Hanif Janoo, 1997–1998
- Abdullah Ismail, 1998–1999
- Mamnno Hussain, 1998–1999
- Javed Muslim, 1998–1999
- Amjad Rafi, 1999–2000
- Muhammad Zubair Motiwala, 2000–2001
- A.Q. Khalil, 2001–2002
- Maqbool A. Shaikh, 2001–2002
- M. Haroon Bari, 2001–2002
- Shaukat Iqbal, 2002–2003
- Mian Naseer Hyatt Maggo, 2002–2003
- Siraj Kassam Teli, 2003–2004
- Khalid Firoz, 2004–2005
- Haroon Farooki, 2005–2006
- Majyd Aziz, 2006–2007
- Shamim Ahmed Shamsi, 2007–2008
- Anjum Nisar, 2008–2010
- Abdul Majid Haji Muhammad, 2009–10
- Muhammad Saeed Shafique, 2010–11
- Mian Abrar Ahmed, 2011–12
- Muhammad Haroon Agar, 2012-2013
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