Islamabad (HRNW)- Reforms introduced by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) are boosting investment and business activity in Pakistan’s capital market, with nine companies raising more than Rs20 billion through initial public offerings (IPOs) during the first half of 2026.
The companies raising capital belong to a wide range of sectors, including manufacturing, petroleum, dairy, Islamic finance, poultry, real estate, and technology, reflecting growing investor confidence in Pakistan’s financial markets.
According to available details, SECP reforms have simplified the process for companies to raise capital and become listed on the stock exchange.
Long March Tires, a joint venture between Pakistani and Chinese companies, raised Rs7.8 billion to establish a modern automobile tire manufacturing plant.
Sitara Petroleum secured Rs4.83 billion to expand its oil storage facilities, fuel station network, and logistics operations, while Ghani Dairies raised Rs3.4 billion, becoming the first listed company to invest in livestock, modern agricultural infrastructure, and renewable energy projects.
Pakistan Qatar Takaful received overwhelming investor interest, with demand exceeding expectations by 21 times and more than 13,000 investors participating in the offering.
Wahdat Poultry raised nearly Rs1 billion to expand its poultry farming operations and complete its processed egg production project. In addition, two new Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) were introduced, providing the public with new investment opportunities in the real estate sector.
The continued implementation of SECP reforms is playing a key role in encouraging investment, supporting business growth, and strengthening Pakistan’s capital market.
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