Unilever Pakistan has announced plans to enhance manufacturing operations across its four factories in Punjab, with a total investment of USD 120 million over the next three years. Details of this investment strategy were unveiled during a conference at a local hotel.
The investment acknowledges Pakistan’s macroeconomic stability and high potential for long-term growth. Unilever highlighted its commitment to growing the business in Pakistan by creating state of the art facilities to manufacture as per global best practices.
Faheem Khan, Head of Supply Chain, Unilever Pakistan Limited, highlighted,
Shazia Syed, Chairperson & CEO, Unilever Pakistan Limited added,
Unilever’s operations in Pakistan are counted amongst the best performing businesses units within Unilever’s global operations. In 2013, Unilever Overseas Holding, which is a majority shareholder in Unilever Pakistan Limited, invested over €400 Million (USD 530 Million) in Pakistan which is the single largest foreign direct investment in the recent history of Pakistan. This investment re-affirmed Unilever’s strong commitment to local operations and to Pakistan’s economic potential.
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