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Jinnah Medical Construction Company is a non-profit organization licensed under Section 42 of the Companies Act 2017, dedicated to constructing world-class medical facilities and healthcare infrastructure across Pakistan.
Our primary objective is the construction and establishment of the Jinnah Medical Complex & Research Center Islamabad and similar healthcare projects. We specialize in planning, designing, and building hospitals, healthcare facilities, medical institutes, and public-sector infrastructure equipped with modern amenities and complete utility systems. As a Section 42 organization, we operate with full transparency and regulatory compliance. All our income and profits are applied solely towards achieving our healthcare infrastructure objectives, ensuring that every project serves the public interest and improves healthcare accessibility across communities in Pakistan.
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All projects executed with proper approvals and adherence to standards.
Construction services including utilities, drainage, electrical, gas, and structural work.
Specialized in hospitals, healthcare facilities, and medical institutes across Pakistan.
Non-profit organization operating with full regulatory compliance and transparency.
We specialize in planning, designing, and constructing hospitals, healthcare facilities, and medical institutes. Our primary focus is the Jinnah Medical Complex & Research Center Islamabad and similar projects nationwide. Our expertise includes complete infrastructure solutions from structural and architectural work to drainage and sewerage facilities, water supply systems, electrical and gas installations. Operating with full transparency and regulatory compliance, we ensure every project serves communities with quality healthcare infrastructure and meets all statutory requirements and healthcare facility standards.
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