Pakistan Cables Pledges Support to World Wide Fund for Mangrove Plantation

Pakistan Cables Limited pledged to support the World-Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in its ongoing efforts for mangrove plantations. To kick off the plantation, the Pakistan Cables employees volunteered to participate in the mangrove plantation activity at WWF Wetland Centre, Karachi.
The Company will support the plantation of 1,000 mangroves at a designated WWF site in Somyani. Through the collaboration, Pakistan Cables reaffirms its commitment to environmental conservation. The plantation drive reflects Pakistan Cables’ broader environmental goals, which include reducing carbon emissions and promoting green initiatives as part of its corporate social responsibility agenda. The Company’s carbon emission reduction targets were approved and validated by SBTi in 2023.
Founded in 1953, Pakistan Cables is the premiere and most reputable cable manufacturer in Pakistan. It is the first and oldest wires and cable manufacturer listed on the PSX since 1955. It is also a member company of the Amir S. Chinoy (ASC) group. The company has the largest geographical footprint in Pakistan with a presence in over 180 cities. It is ISO9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 AND OHSAS 18001:2007 certified and various cable types tested by KEMA, Netherlands. Pakistan Cables is the only building material company in Pakistan that has its carbon emission reduction targets approved and validated by SBTi. To learn more about Pakistan Cables Ltd.
Operational since 1970, WWF-Pakistan has grown from a small group of wildlife enthusiasts to the country’s largest environmental organization. Today, we are part of an international network, established in 1961, which has an active presence in over 100 countries across five continents, and has the support of five million people.
As we have evolved, our focus has broadened from localized efforts and individual habitats and species to an ambitious strategy that is protecting freshwater resources, securing our oceans, restoring and protecting vulnerable forests, transforming food and markets, protecting threatened wildlife and habitats, tackling climate change, and putting sustainability at the forefront in linear infrastructure development.