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Lahore Qalandars Ownership Dispute: Arbitration Orders Rs 2.3 Billion Payment or 51% Share Reversal to QALCO

Arbitration orders Atif and Sameen Rana to pay Rs 2.3 billion or return 51% Lahore Qalandars shares to Fawad Rana’s QALCO.

Arbitration battle: Fawad Rana vs Qalandars

What the Arbitration Ordered

In early January 2026, arbitrator Justice (Retd.) Maqbool Baqar ruled that the transfer of shares allegedly executed in 2018 and 2020 was invalid. The award instructs Atif and Sameen Rana to choose between two remedies:

Return approximately 51% shareholding of the Lahore Qalandars’ holding structure to Qatar Lubricants Company W.L.L. (QALCO), owned by Fawad Rana; or
Pay roughly Rs 2.3 billion (reported between Rs 2.296–2.3 billion, plus markup) in lieu of restoring the shares.

The award is expected to move back to the Lahore High Court for enforcement proceedings, subject to any appeal or stay.


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