SITC 50 MW coal-fired power plant goes fully operational
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Sitara Chemical Industries Limited (PSX:SITC) has announced that its 50 MW coal-fired power plant has reached its Commercial Operation Date (COD). According to a filing with the PSX, trials and commissioning work are complete and the unit has moved into full working order. Mettis Global reported that the filing was made public on May 4, 2026, in a report published at 09:55 UTC.
With this step, the construction stage of the project is over, and the plant now functions as a producer of electricity for Sitara. The filing does not disclose costs, output or revenue from the plant, so the update is operational rather than financial. The update concerns Sitara alone and covers its own generating facility rather than wider sector developments.
At a glance
- Sitara's 50 MW coal-fired power plant has reached its Commercial Operation Date.
- Testing and commissioning are complete, and the plant can run on a sustained basis.
- The company disclosed the milestone in a filing with the PSX on May 4, 2026.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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