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Chairman of ASIAPAK calls Pakistan prime market for investments

ASIAPAK has invested $4 billion in Pakistan, with a planned pipeline of $5 billion in upcoming investments.

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DAVOS: Executive Chairman of ASIAPAK Investments, Sameer Chishty underlined Pakistan’s robust investment opportunities during an event at the Pakistan Pavilion hosted by the Pathfinder Group at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.

Chishty emphasized ASIAPAK’s strong confidence in Pakistan, stating the firm is “maximum bullish” on investing in the country. “Our ‘maximum bullish’ view on Pakistan is a conviction borne out of ten years of investing real money — both our own and partner capital — in acquiring and operating ten companies across multiple sectors,” he said.

He further noted that investment opportunities exist across all sectors and provinces, adding that the government’s ongoing reform programs and strong fiscal discipline continue to strengthen Pakistan’s investment story.

Over the past decade, ASIAPAK has invested $4 billion in Pakistan, with a planned pipeline of $5 billion in upcoming investments. “We remain ‘maximum bullish’ on Pakistan,” Chishty concluded.

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