Beyond the order: the logistics behind Pakistan’s export ambitions

Business Recorder reports that cross-border logistics can determine whether an export order is profitable, particularly for Pakistani SMEs and online brands. Freight charges, customs requirements and payment procedures add costs, while a returned parcel can face import duties again when it comes back to Pakistan.

SkyNet Pakistan says it works with more than 133 businesses connected to Heimtextil, including Gul Ahmed Textile Mills, Nishat Mills, Nishat Chunian and Feroze1888 Mills. The company also reported that its US business grew approximately 89% in 2025 and European activity rose approximately 173%; by September 2026, both markets had reached or exceeded their full-year 2025 levels. The report argues that accessible logistics, fulfilment and export processes are important for smaller firms seeking regular overseas sales.