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17/02/2026

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29/01/2026

Haleon Pakistan Limited has announced a major investment of $4.9 million (£3.58 million) to expand and modernize its Panadol Liquid packaging line. According to Business Recorder, the company disclosed this plan to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), highlighting its commitment to improving production capacity and operational efficiency. The investment will be used to upgrade packaging machinery, strengthen infrastructure, and enhance quality control systems. With demand for Panadol Liquid rising across Pakistan, Haleon aims to ensure a steady supply and meet consumer needs more effectively. This expansion reflects Haleon’s broader strategy to reinforce its local manufacturing footprint and support healthcare access in the country. The move also demonstrates confidence in Pakistan’s growing pharmaceutical and consumer health market.
Source: Business Recorder / Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)

29/01/2026

MARIA.B, one of Pakistan’s top luxury fashion brands, has opened its first flagship store in Bangladesh at Center Point Mall, Dhaka. According to Images by Dawn, the store launched on January 21, 2026, marking a major step in the brand’s international journey. The new outlet offers a wide range of collections, including Luxury Pret, Unstitched, Mbasics, Formals, Perfumes, and Jewelry. Founder Maria Butt shared that this expansion reflects a deep cultural connection with Bangladesh and a shared love for fashion, food, and tradition. The launch makes MARIA.B the first international women’s fashion brand to open a physical store in Bangladesh, a country known for producing global fashion but rarely hosting foreign retail brands.
Source: Images by Dawn (images.dawn.com)

29/01/2026

Mitchell’s Fruit Farms Limited has proudly announced a new partnership with Gas & Oil Pakistan Ltd (GO Pakistan), built on shared values of quality, reliability, and trust. According to the company’s official statement, this collaboration marks an important milestone in strengthening corporate relationships and exploring opportunities for mutual growth. Mitchell’s, one of Pakistan’s oldest food companies, aims to expand its reach and reinforce its commitment to excellence through this alliance. GO Pakistan, a leading energy company, brings scale and reliability, ensuring sustainable cooperation. Both organizations expressed confidence that the partnership will generate value through long-term collaboration and innovation, reflecting their dedication to building strong, trustworthy business ties that benefit consumers and the wider economy.
Source: Mitchell’s Fruit Farms Limited (Official Announcement)

29/01/2026

Shakarganj Limited has issued a clarification stating that AsiaPak Investments has not made any investment in its subsidiary, Shakarganj Food Products Limited. According to a notice published on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the company rejected claims made in a recent newspaper advertisement by AsiaPak Investments, which had suggested links with Shakarganj Food Products. The clarification emphasized that no transaction, acquisition, or investment has taken place between the two parties. Shakarganj Limited stressed that the advertisement was misleading and could create confusion among investors and the public. By issuing this statement, the company aimed to protect shareholder confidence and ensure transparency in the market. The clarification reinforces Shakarganj’s commitment to accurate communication and regulatory compliance.
Source: Business Recorder / Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)

29/01/2026

The Islamabad Food Authority (IFA) has sealed Haideri Beverages and Beverages Plus, distributors of a well-known international beverage brand, after finding serious food safety violations. According to Pakistan Today, officials conducted a surprise raid in Humak Model Town and discovered expired and fungus-infested sugar, tampered expiry dates on nearly 150 sugar bags, and unhygienic storage conditions with cockroach infestation. In total, more than 54,000 sugar bags were sealed, and two samples were collected for laboratory testing. The authority suspended production and sales until further notice, stressing that consumer health cannot be compromised. This action highlights the government’s growing focus on food safety enforcement and the importance of maintaining strict hygiene standards in Pakistan’s beverage industry.
Source: Pakistan Today

29/01/2026

According to TechJuice, Pakistan’s mobile phone industry saw strong local assembly growth in 2025. Based on PTA data, the top 10 brands assembled locally from January to December 2025 include Infinix (3.65 million units), VGO Tel (3.57 million), and Vivo (2.80 million). Other leading brands were Itel, Samsung, Tecno, Redmi, QMobile, Realme, and Oppo, each producing over 1 million units. This growth reflects Pakistan’s push for local manufacturing and reduced reliance on imports. The rise in smartphone assembly supports job creation, tech access, and economic resilience. With over 30 million phones assembled locally, the sector continues to expand, driven by demand from Pakistan’s young and digital-savvy population.
Source: TechJuice (based on PTA data)

29/01/2026

Nestlé has announced an additional USD 60 million investment in Pakistan during a high-level Business Roundtable held on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos. The session was chaired by Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, and attended by global corporate leaders. According to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), Nestlé’s Executive Vice President and CEO for Asia, Oceania, and Africa, Remy Ejel, made the announcement, highlighting the company’s confidence in Pakistan’s economic reforms and investment climate. This new investment will strengthen Nestlé’s operations, support local sourcing, create jobs, and contribute to sustainable growth. The commitment reflects Nestlé’s long-term vision of partnering with Pakistan for progress and prosperity.
Source: Associated Press of Pakistan (APP)

29/01/2026

According to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), local mobile phone manufacturing in Pakistan dipped in December 2025, showing a decline compared to the same month in 2024. PTA data revealed that 2.61 million units were assembled locally in December 2025, down from 2.95 million units a year earlier, marking a 12% year‑on‑year fall. Analysts noted that weak consumer demand, inflationary pressures, and a longer global replacement cycle contributed to the slowdown. However, on a month‑to‑month basis, production rose slightly by 5% from November to December, indicating some recovery. For the full year 2025, Pakistan produced 30.21 million phones, with 93% of demand met locally, underscoring the sector’s resilience despite short‑term challenges.
Source: DAWN News (PTA Data)

29/01/2026

Pakistan’s retail market is divided into two worlds: General Trade (GT) and Modern Trade (MT). General Trade includes small kiryana shops, roadside stalls, and local markets. It is cash‑based, deeply rooted in rural and semi‑urban areas, and relies on personal trust. Modern Trade, on the other hand, covers supermarkets, hypermarkets, convenience chains, and e‑commerce. It is organized, data‑driven, and mostly urban, offering standardized pricing and premium experiences. While GT provides reach and community trust, MT enables brand visibility, analytics, and scalable promotions. Both formats are vital, but brands must balance grassroots activation with modern campaigns to succeed. Together, they show how tradition and innovation shape Pakistan’s consumer landscape.
Source: Pakistan Retail Market Insights – Business Recorder