Tech startups of Pakistan are growing at a very brisk pace where new companies are coming up with innovative ideas and solutions across sectors. Several early-stage firms are on track to scale their businesses in 2025 and transform industries including fintech, e-commerce, health tech and others. Below is the list of the best Pakistani tech Startups to look forward to in the year 2025. 1. Bazaar Technologies Bazaar Pakistan is a B2B e-commerce marketplace company that will revolutionize supply chain solutions for SMBs in Pakistan. It integrates suppliers’ networks to retailers through its online marketplace and, therefore, eliminates inventory-related challenges…
Author: Mawadat Fatima
Islamabad, Dec 21: With the global energy sources going green, Pakistan has an increasing energy demand which calls for new resourcefulness. Petroleum could simply serve as a stepping stone towards achieving the sustainable energy mix Pakistan has the potential to achieve. The subject of this article is the presence of renewable energy sources as the key to Pakistan’s future. 1. Current Energy Landscape in Pakistan Pakistan’s energy mix remains dominated by fossil fuel, mainly oil, coal and natural gas. Although these sources have boosted the development of the country, they have been identified to fuel environmental pollution and economic vulnerability…
Islamabad, Dec 21: The real estate market in Pakistan is expected to undergo a progressive change in 2025 due to the progressive urbanization, higher demand for affordable houses, and establishment of infrastructure. Emerging new polices for economic stability, investors and users especially homeowners must look for the best housing prosperity in the country. This is a breakdown of the market’s trends and the most promising societies. Market Predictions for 2025 Increased Demand for Urban Living: As mentioned above Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad alone are experiencing population boosts, therefore the need for urban accommodation will persist. Towers and compound=based developments are…
Islamabad, Dec 21: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Friday that the player draft for the 10th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) will be hosted in Gwadar, a port city in Balochistan. The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, January 11, 2025. The decision to hold the draft in Gwadar aims to promote cricket in the region and inspire local youth to pursue the sport professionally. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi emphasized Gwadar’s significance, stating, “With its breathtaking coastline and strategic importance, Gwadar represents Pakistan’s economic future. Hosting the HBL PSL Player Draft here highlights its…
Islamabad, Dec 21: A high-level delegation representing Pakistan’s capital markets, led by Akif Saeed, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), recently concluded a visit to China. The delegation included Dr. Shamshad Akhtar, Chairperson of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Farrukh H. Sabzwari, CEO of PSX, Muneer Kamal, Chairman of the National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL), and other senior SECP officials. During the week-long visit, the delegation engaged with prominent Chinese financial entities such as the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (CSDC), Securities Association of China (SAC), Asset Management…
Islamabad, Dec 21: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has issued its Quarterly Payment Systems Review for Q1 FY25, highlighting key advancements in the country’s transition toward a cashless and digitally inclusive economy. The report, covering July to September 2024, points to robust growth in digital payment adoption, infrastructure enhancements, and a gradual move away from cash and paper-based transactions. During Q1 FY25, retail payments in Pakistan increased by 8% in volume, totaling 1,951 million transactions worth Rs. 136 trillion. Payments through digital channels saw a 9% quarterly rise in both volume and value, reaching 1,699 million transactions worth Rs.…
Islamabad, Dec 21: After a two-day record-breaking selloff, buying activity returned to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Friday, with the benchmark KSE-100 index surging by over 3,200 points. The KSE-100 index climbed 3,238 points to close at 109,513, reflecting a 2.96% increase from the previous session’s close. This rebound followed a steep loss of over 8,500 points during Wednesday and Thursday’s massive selloff. On Wednesday, the index fell by 3,790 points (3.41%), marking its worst-ever single-day decline in terms of points. The selloff continued on Thursday, with a further decline of 4,795 points (4.51%). Trading volume reached 740.04 million…
Islamabad, Dec 21: Road signage, directional boards, and metro station information in Delhi will soon feature Hindi, English, Punjabi, and Urdu, following a directive issued by the Department of Arts, Culture, and Language on November 4. The directive covers metro stations, hospitals, public parks, government offices, and even nameplates outside bureaucrats’ offices. The Public Works Department, responsible for managing 1,250 km of Delhi’s roads, will oversee the updates to road signage. Currently, public signage in Delhi predominantly includes Hindi and English. Under the new mandate, all public boards and signages will incorporate all four languages—Hindi, English, Punjabi, and Urdu—in that…
Islamabad, Dec 21: Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, expressed the desire to resolve lingering issues stemming from the 1971 war and move forward in bilateral relations during his meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday in Cairo. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the Developing Eight (D-8) Summit. According to a statement from the Bangladeshi Chief Adviser’s Office, Yunus emphasized strengthening ties with Pakistan and resolving historical grievances to enable progress. Both leaders agreed to enhance cooperation in trade, commerce, and cultural and sports exchanges. Yunus also highlighted his intent to revive the South Asian Association…
Islamabad, Dec 21: Honda has unveiled the interior of the highly anticipated 2026 Prelude, which is set to make its return to the U.S. market in late 2025. The interior, reminiscent of the Honda Civic, features paddle shifters, a push-button gear selector, and a bench-style rear seat. This glimpse comes from a prototype drive showcased to Japanese media. For car enthusiasts who might have missed the recent buzz, Honda confirmed the Prelude’s comeback just two days ago. Now, the YouTube channel Lovecars!TV! has provided a closer look, with interior footage appearing around the three-minute mark of their video. Islamabad. Dec…
