Transsion plans deeper manufacturing footprint in Pakistan
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Transsion Holdings is considering further investment in Pakistan, with plans to expand local production and explore the country’s potential as an export base, Mettis Global reported on November 13. The company discussed the proposals with Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, alongside its existing activities in smartphones, electric bikes and energy storage.
The talks covered deeper localization, domestic supplier development and moving beyond assembly into component production, which could bring additional business opportunities for local firms. Transsion also described Pakistan as a strategic market, while the minister pointed to macroeconomic stability and the government’s reform and export-growth agenda as support for longer-term investment. The company’s delegation included representatives from Transsion and Tecno.
At a glance
- Transsion is exploring further investment and expanded manufacturing in Pakistan.
- Discussions included localization, component production and export potential.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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