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Loads Limited to set up Rs200 million manufacturing facility in Lahore

Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Loads Limited to set up Rs200 million manufacturing facility in Lahore

Loads Limited plans to invest Rs200 million in a new manufacturing site in Lahore, with production targeted to start before the close of FY2026-27. Profit by Pakistan Today reported that the automotive-parts maker will build the facility on land it owns along Manga Raiwind Road.

The company says the project is intended to expand its reach in northern Pakistan and help it pursue business from original equipment manufacturers in the region. It expects the site to improve supply-chain efficiency and coordinate production and logistics, while drawing on machinery and quality arrangements already in place at its Karachi operations.

Loads makes radiators, exhaust systems and sheet-metal components. The proposed Lahore facility is expected to use shared production resources to serve both current and prospective OEM customers.

At a glance

  • Loads Limited plans a Rs200 million manufacturing facility in Lahore.
  • Production is expected to start before the end of FY2026-27.
  • The company aims to serve OEMs in northern Pakistan.
Sectors:Automobile Parts & Accessories

Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today

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