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SYED MAHMOOD HUSSAIN
Syed Mahmood Hussain, also known as Nawab, is an Indian businessman based in Hyderabad known for his work in the infrastructure and construction sectors in Qatar, as well as in the real estate industry in Hyderabad, India. He is the founder of S.M.H Holdings Private Limited, a company engaged in residential and commercial real estate development.[1]
CAREER IN QATAR
Mahmood moved to Qatar in 1979, where he established himself as one of the earliest large-scale contractors in the field of landfilling and civil infrastructure. During the early years of Qatar’s industrial expansion, his company was reportedly one of only two major firms operating in this domain.
He was involved in major infrastructure projects, including contributions to the development of Ras Laffan Industrial City, a major oil and gas center. He also managed what was described as Qatar’s largest private transportation fleet at the time, operating hundreds of pieces of heavy machinery, including crushers, dumpers, and bulldozers.
Hussain also had close associations with members of the Qatari royal family, reportedly collaborating on strategic infrastructure and logistics initiatives during the country’s formative development years. [Citation needed] His longstanding presence and business ties in Qatar earned him a respected position among the early expatriate business community.
RETURN TO INDIA AND REAL ESTATE VENTURES
Following his return to Hyderabad around 2010, Hussain began expanding his work in the real estate sector. His firm, S.M.H Holdings Pvt Ltd, incorporated in 2006, manages several commercial and residential developments.[2]
He is recognized for acquiring large estates previously owned by the Paigah noble family, particularly lands historically linked to Asman Jah Paigah. [3]
KEY DEVELOPMENTS
- Shaheen Estates, a commercial plaza in Khairatabad housing luxury automobile showrooms, including BMW, Mini Cooper, and Rolls Royce.
- Shaheen Apartments, a residential housing project. Warehousing complexes, function halls, and investment properties throughout Hyderabad.
- Nawab Township, a major 100-acre township development in Kamareddy, considered one of the largest ventures in the area.
He is said t have a number of other projects which have not been listed publicly.
PUBLIC PERSONA AND INTERESTS
Hussain is often described as a classically elegant and well-regarded businessman, known for his refined lifestyle and preference for luxury automobiles. He is considered a prominent personality in Hyderabad’s business and social circles, with a reputation for maintaining close relationships with influential families and landowners.
Informally referred to as "Nawab", a title reflecting both heritage and stature, Hussain is noted for his diplomatic demeanor, traditional elegance, and long-standing influence in local real estate networks.
References
[edit]- ^ "S M H HOLDINGS PRIVATE LIMITED". ZaubaCorp.
- ^ "S M H Holdings Private Limited Information - S M H Holdings Private Limited Company Profile, S M H Holdings Private Limited News on The Economic Times". economictimes.indiatimes.com.
- ^ "Paigah: The most powerful families of Deccan Hyderabad". paigahhyd.in.