As Pakistan navigates a dynamic global economy in 2025, several companies have emerged as the top exporters of Pakistan, contributing significantly to the country’s foreign exchange and trade balance. These exporters span across industries—from textiles and agriculture to pharmaceuticals and technology—proving Pakistan’s growing footprint in international markets.
Their innovation, quality standards, and global partnerships have helped Pakistan sustain its export growth despite economic challenges.
1. Interloop Limited – Leading the Textile Export Race
Interloop Limited continues to be one of the largest textile exporters of Pakistan in 2025. The company, known for its socks, hosiery, and activewear, supplies to global giants like Nike, Adidas, Puma, and H&M. With a strong focus on sustainability and innovation, Interloop’s vertical integration and modern manufacturing facilities have positioned it at the top of the textile industry.
In FY 2024-25, Interloop’s export volume crossed $450 million, showing a significant rise due to its expansion in denim and knitwear segments. Its investment in renewable energy and organic cotton production has also improved its reputation in European and North American markets.
2. Lucky Cement – Dominating Construction Material Exports
Lucky Cement, part of the Yunus Brothers Group, remains Pakistan’s largest cement exporter. With increased demand from African and Middle Eastern countries, Lucky Cement has successfully tapped into infrastructure and development projects abroad. In 2025, the company maintained a strong presence in markets like Iraq, South Africa, and Sri Lanka.
The company’s export revenue in 2025 is estimated to have exceeded $300 million, making it the top player in non-textile exports from Pakistan.
3. Pakistan International Bulk Terminal (PIBTL) – A Gateway for Mineral Exports
While not an exporter itself, PIBTL has played a vital role in enabling large-scale exports of minerals and raw materials like coal, clinker, and gypsum. Through its efficient handling systems at Port Qasim, PIBTL has facilitated growth for exporters like DG Khan Cement and Bestway Cement.
The rise in demand for clinker exports to Bangladesh and Kenya in 2025 has boosted bulk shipping activities, indirectly promoting Pakistan’s export capacity.
4. Sapphire Group – High-End Fabric and Garment Exporter
Sapphire Group continues to be one of the top contributors to Pakistan’s export economy. Known for producing high-quality woven fabric, denim, and finished garments, Sapphire supplies globally to brands such as Zara, Levi’s, and Uniqlo. With a state-of-the-art spinning and dyeing unit, the company has ensured compliance with international labor and environmental standards.
Its export performance remained strong in 2025, surpassing $400 million, helped by favorable trade agreements with the EU and UK.
5. English Biscuits Manufacturers (EBM) – FMCG Brand Going Global
Breaking the textile dominance, EBM—makers of Peek Freans—has emerged as a fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) exporter in 2025. EBM has expanded its market to the Middle East, UK, and North America, with increasing demand for its biscuits and snacks among diaspora and local consumers abroad.
EBM’s exports reached around $100 million in 2025, driven by new flavors, modern packaging, and halal certifications that cater to diverse markets.
6. Getz Pharma – Pharmaceutical Leader on Global Scale
Pakistan’s pharmaceutical sector has seen strong export growth, led by Getz Pharma. As the only WHO-approved facility in Pakistan, Getz exports medicines to over 25 countries, including Vietnam, the Philippines, Kenya, and Afghanistan.
In 2025, the company’s exports grew steadily, contributing over $120 million to the national exchequer. With Pakistan’s growing reputation for affordable and quality healthcare products, pharma exports are expected to double in the next five years.
7. Pak Elektron Limited (PEL) – Growing Engineering and Appliances Exporter
PEL, known for its home appliances and power equipment, is expanding exports in Africa, the Gulf, and Central Asia. Its competitive pricing and reliable technology have gained attention in developing economies. In 2025, PEL’s export revenues touched $90 million, largely due to its refrigerator and transformer sales.
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Export Growth Holds Key to Pakistan’s Economic Future
The top exporters of Pakistan in 2025 reflect the country’s diversification beyond traditional sectors. While textiles remain dominant, industries like cement, pharmaceuticals, FMCG, and engineering are emerging as powerful growth engines. With supportive government policies, better port infrastructure, and digital trade facilitation, Pakistan’s export potential is poised for further growth.
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