Cherat Cement signs agreements to acquire 64.07% of Nimir at Rs340 per share
The agreements cover 70,858,178 ordinary shares. Completion is subject to regulatory and other approvals and satisfaction of conditions precedent.

At a glance
- The agreements cover 64.07% of Nimir Industrial Chemicals’ issued share capital.
- Cherat Cement agreed to pay Rs340 per share.
- The share purchase agreements were entered into on October 30, 2026.
- Completion is subject to approvals and satisfaction of conditions precedent.
Key facts
- Stake to be acquired
- 64.07%
- Nimir Industrial Chemicals’ issued share capital
- Shares
- 70,858,178 ordinary shares
- Agreed price
- Rs340 per share
- Agreements entered into
- October 30, 2026
Cherat Cement Company Limited CHCC entered into agreements on October 30, 2026, to acquire 70,858,178 ordinary shares in Nimir Industrial Chemicals Limited, representing 64.07% of its issued share capital, at Rs340 per share, according to a filing with the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
The filing, dated November 2, follows Cherat Cement’s Public Announcement of Intention dated September 10, 2026. One share purchase agreement covers 56,401,178 shares, or 51.00%, from Nimir Industrial Chemicals’ majority controlling shareholders. A second agreement covers 14,457,000 shares, or 13.07%, from certain non-controlling shareholders.
Completion remains subject to necessary regulatory and other approvals and satisfaction of conditions precedent set out in the agreements. Cherat Cement closed at Rs267.53 on Friday, October 30.
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