Lucky One Mall

Lucky One Mall is a shopping mall located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, which is owned by Yunus Brothers Group. It is the largest shopping mall in Pakistan, with an area of about 3.4 million square feet.

History
Lucky Mall was constructed on the land originally owned by Fazal Textile Mills, a listed company which was acquired by the Yunus Brother Group in 1987. The mill specialized in producing cotton ring-spun yarn and was located in the industrial estate of Federal B. Area. As the population of Karachi increased, the land of the mill became part of the city and its real estate value increased. Due to this reason, on October 8, 2008, Fazal Textile Mills decided to relocate its production facility to Nooriabad, near the Super Highway, and construct a mega mall and luxurious residential towers on the existing land of the mill.

In 2010, the Lucky One Mall Project was conceived as a joint venture between Lucky Textile Mills and Fazal Textile Mills. To manage the construction, development, and maintenance of the project, a special purpose vehicle (SPV) named Lucky One (Private) Limited was formed in August 2010, following shareholder approval. In September 2014, the shareholders of Lucky Landmark and Fazal Textile Mills decided to dissolve Fazal Textile Mills by merging the Lucky One Project with Lucky Landmark (Private) Limited and integrating Fazal's textile operations with Gadoon Textiles Limited.

In 2017, the mall was opened to the public.

Facilities
It also includes an atrium, brand outlets and, food court. The mall also features the indoor theme park Onederland, which consists of over 200 attractions across 2 levels.

It includes Carrefour, a large renowned hyper market offering a large variety of different grocery, household & electronic items. There are many other famous brands like Hush Puppies, Travel Mate, Service Shoes, Sputnik Footwear, Interwood Mobel, Bata Corporation, Gree Electric and many more.

Residential towers
Lucky One Towers is a residential project under construction in Karachi, comprising eight buildings, each having 28 floors and a mall at podium level.