Din Textile Mills raises solar capacity to 12.6 MW
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Din Textile Mills Limited (PSX:DINT) has informed the Exchange that its operational solar capacity now totals 12.6 MW, according to Mettis Link News. The textile company said the figure reflects the completion and commissioning of a solar expansion it had planned earlier. The update was issued as a follow-up to an earlier disclosure dated December 9, 2025.
In December, the company brought an extra 3.2MW online, bringing its total installed capacity to 11.2MW. That expansion widened its renewable energy footprint, and the newest notice shows the total rising again to 12.6MW.
The information reached the market through a notification sent to the Exchange. The filing rests on sections 96 and 131 of the Securities Act 2015 and on clause 5.6.1(a) of the PSX rulebook.
At a glance
- Operational solar capacity now stands at 12.6 MW, according to the company's Exchange notification.
- The latest figure completes a solar expansion the company had planned earlier.
- Total solar capacity stood at 11.2MW after a 3.2MW addition in December.
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