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Announcements, deals, and operational updates from the IPPs, DISCOs, manufacturers, and EPC players that move Pakistan's power industry.
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Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited has inaugurated a 7.4 million-litre motor gasoline storage tank in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, expanding the province's local fuel buffer. The facility is expected to reduce petrol supply disruptions across KP and improve fuel access for generator-dependent households and businesses during load-shedding hours.
K-Electric's industrial feeders consumed a record 6.08 billion units of electricity in FY26, surpassing the previous high of 5.84 billion units set in FY22 and marking a 20 percent year-on-year surge. The milestone was driven largely by the B3 category of cement, steel, and textile producers, with KE also adding 349 new industrial connections and 168 MW of fresh demand to its Karachi grid.
StarCharge Energy Pakistan, a Chinese EV charging firm, and Bahum Global Pakistan have signed an MoU to jointly develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the country. Financial terms and deployment timelines were not disclosed, but the deal highlights growing foreign interest in Pakistan's nascent EV market.
WAPDA has formally approved TrafoLink (Pvt) Ltd as a qualified supplier of power transformers and medium-voltage panels following an extensive technical evaluation. The listing allows TrafoLink to participate in WAPDA procurement programmes and reinforces Pakistan's push to source critical grid equipment from domestic manufacturers.
Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL), one of the country's major listed E&P companies and part of the Attock Group, has reappointed Shuaib A. Malik as Chief Executive Officer and elected him Chairman — signalling sponsor confidence in continuity of strategic direction.
Mujtaba Shaikh has been appointed CEO of AI Engineers Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd, taking on operational leadership of one of the mid-tier Pakistani engineering-services firms active across industrial, automation, and control-systems projects.
Atlas Battery Limited, part of the Atlas Group behind Atlas Honda, has appointed Mansoor Jamil Khan as its new CEO effective May 25, 2026. The appointment comes as Pakistan's battery market shifts from a stable replacement business to a solar-storage and electric-vehicle growth story.
A Millat Tractors subsidiary has signed an MoU with a Chinese manufacturer to produce and market electric bikes in Pakistan, extending the Millat Group's industrial scale and rural distribution depth into the emerging electric two-wheeler segment.
Hisense LCAC and Pakistani partner CC Group are signalling long-term commitment to Pakistan's fast-growing HVAC and appliance market. Climate-driven demand, solar-AC bundling, and a brand-builder window are pushing Chinese brands deeper into a segment once dominated by Japanese and Korean defaults.
Imperial Electric Company (Pvt) Ltd, founded in Lahore in 1931, remains one of Pakistan's oldest and most respected engineering, distribution, and manufacturing enterprises — operating across three integrated business lines and a nationwide branch network that is its structural moat.