Industry
Sadiqabad is one of those cities of Pakistan which progresses day by day in the field of industry. The biggest industrial unit in city is Fauji Fertilizer Company, which is also the largest fertilizer unit in the country.There is a big unit of textile mills in city, besides many small looms that are also there. In the field of medicine, Sharex Laoratories plays a vital role by manufacturing quality medicine. A high quality milk named Sheer Pak is provided to whole country from Sadiqabad. A newly built industry for the assembling of motorcycles has started its production. There are about 56 cotton ginning factories and over 100 oil mills in Sadiqabad. There are 30 floor mills in Sadiqabad. A number of soap factories are there. There are nearly 15 marble factories. There are now many cold storages for the storage of fruits. As Sadiqabad is situated in a hot area, therefore, more than 60 ice factories are working in city. The extent of sugarcane production can be guessed from the fact that there are two sugar mills in this Tehsil, namely Jamal Din Wali Sugar Mills and United Sugar Mills in Walhar. Fatima Ferilizer Company has started production in its plant at Sadiqabad. It is the largest fertilizer unit of South Asia .
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