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Pakistan Cables Ltd. showcased its wires, cables and electrical solutions at Middle East Energy (MEE) in Dubai from August 31 to September 3.
The company also presented its new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Nooriabad.
MEE ranks among the region’s leading exhibitions for the energy and electrical industry. The event brings together manufacturers, technology providers, industry experts and buyers from around the world.
Pakistan Cables used the exhibition to highlight its growing capabilities in cable manufacturing, engineering and advanced technology.
The company presented its extensive portfolio of wires, cables and electrical solutions at the exhibition.
It highlighted its focus on international quality standards and advanced manufacturing processes.
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Pakistan Cables also showcased its new Nooriabad facility. The investment reflects the company’s efforts to expand manufacturing capacity and introduce modern production technology in Pakistan.
The facility formed an important part of the company’s presentation at MEE.
Pakistan Cables said its participation attracted strong interest from industry peers, exhibitors and visitors.
Visitors showed particular interest in the company’s manufacturing capabilities, product quality and investment in advanced cable technology.
The exhibition also gave Pakistan Cables an opportunity to engage with international industry stakeholders.
CEO Fahd K. Chinoy said the company wants to take Pakistani engineering expertise to international markets.
“Our participation at MEE reflects Pakistan Cables’ commitment to taking engineering excellence from Pakistan to international markets,” Chinoy said.
He added that investments in advanced manufacturing technology and the Nooriabad facility would strengthen the company’s ability to serve customers with world-class products.
Pakistan Cables also highlighted its recent achievement in medium-voltage cable testing.
Director Sales and Business Development Salman Tahir said Pakistan Cables became the first company in Pakistan to pass the KEMA type test for 35 kV medium-voltage cables.
KEMA Labs in the Netherlands conducted the test.
“Being the first company in Pakistan to pass the KEMA type test for 35 kV medium voltage cables conducted by KEMA Labs, Netherlands, is a testament to our commitment to global benchmarks and product quality,” Tahir said.
The achievement strengthens Pakistan Cables’ position in the medium-voltage cable market and supports its efforts to meet international standards.
Pakistan Cables said its participation at MEE reinforced its position as a globally competitive Pakistani manufacturer and exporter.
The company aims to demonstrate how investment in technology, engineering and quality can help Pakistani manufacturers compete in international markets.
Founded in 1953, Pakistan Cables is one of Pakistan’s oldest wires and cables manufacturers.
The company has been listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange since 1955. It has a presence in more than 200 cities and towns across the country.
Pakistan Cables holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications. Its cables have also undergone type testing by KEMA in the Netherlands.
The company said its science-based emission reduction targets have received validation and approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
It is also a signatory to the UN Global Compact and has made a net-zero commitment.
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