Gharibwal Cement halts clinker production after kiln fan damage
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Gharibwal Cement Limited (PSX: GWLC) has paused clinker output following damage to the kiln ID fan while the plant was running, according to a notification filed with the Exchange. Mettis Global reported that repair and maintenance activities have started, and the company describes the stoppage as temporary. The filing identifies the damaged kiln ID fan as the reason for the interruption. Clinker manufacturing is therefore on hold until the equipment is restored.
The company has bought a new fan unit and accessories from the equipment maker, and dispatch is slated for next month. A letter of credit tied to the purchase is already in place. Remaining tasks are proceeding alongside this so the plant can return to standard output at the earliest. In short, the notice covers both the repair path and the supply timeline.
At a glance
- Clinker production at Gharibwal Cement has been temporarily halted.
- Damage to the kiln ID fan occurred while the plant was running, and repairs have started.
- A replacement fan has been bought, with dispatch expected next month.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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