Ghandhara Industries to sell UD Trucks in Pakistan
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Ghandhara Industries Limited (GHNI) has formed a strategic alliance with UD Trucks Corporation, a major global truck maker, and will handle marketing and distribution of its CBU vehicles in Pakistan. Business Recorder reported that the company informed the Pakistan Stock Exchange about the deal in a formal notice.
According to the notice, imports and distribution of the UD Trucks range are slated to start in the 1st quarter of CY 2027. Ghandhara called the arrangement a significant milestone in widening its product portfolio, and said it should add to its future growth prospects.
Ghandhara was incorporated in Pakistan in 1963 and is engaged in assembling Isuzu trucks, buses and pick-ups. UD Trucks is a Japanese manufacturer focused on diesel-powered trucks and buses, along with bus chassis and vehicles built for special purposes.
At a glance
- Ghandhara will market and distribute UD Trucks CBU vehicles in Pakistan under the agreement.
- Imports and distribution are slated to start in the 1st quarter of CY 2027.
- The company described the deal as a significant milestone in its product portfolio expansion.
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Originally reported by Business Recorder
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