Masood Textile successfully operationalizes 6.2 MW solar PV capacity, plans to expand to 10 MW
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

According to Business Recorder, Masood Textile Mills Limited (MSOT) has commissioned solar photovoltaic capacity totalling 6.2 MW, and that capacity is now operational. The company made the announcement to the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Installation of roughly 3.8 MW of extra solar capacity is already in progress.
Once the remaining installation is finished, tested and commissioned, the company projects that its operating solar capacity will reach about 10.0 MW. Management framed the programme as a way to trim energy costs, lessen its dependence on grid power and back sustainability aims.
Business Recorder also cited national figures, noting that Pakistan's installed solar PV panel capacity stood at 33 gigawatts as of October 2025. The same report puts the expected market expansion at 2.5% a year from 2022 to 2027. Masood Textile makes cotton and synthetic yarn, knitted and dyed fabrics, and garments at units in Faisalabad. Its Lahore and Karachi liaison offices complement the Faisalabad base.
At a glance
- The company has commissioned 6.2 MW of solar capacity that is now operational.
- About 3.8 MW of additional solar capacity is under installation.
- The company expects operating solar capacity to reach about 10.0 MW after commissioning.
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