
PAKISTAN
Supernet Limited has announced a change in its top management, informing the Pakistan Stock Exchange that Mr. Waseem Ahmad has ceased to serve as the Chief Executive Officer of the company with effect from March 3, 2026.
In a notification submitted to the stock exchange, the company stated that Mr. Jamal Nasir Khan has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect following the departure of Mr. Ahmad.
The disclosure was made in accordance with the regulatory requirements of the stock exchange to inform shareholders and the market about changes in the company’s key management.
Supernet Limited is a leading provider of satellite communications, broadband connectivity, cybersecurity, and information technology solutions in Pakistan. The company offers services to a wide range of sectors including government organizations, defense institutions, financial services, telecom operators, and enterprise clients.
Industry observers note that leadership transitions in technology and communications companies often reflect evolving strategic priorities as firms respond to rapid developments in digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and connectivity solutions.
While the company did not provide further details regarding the reason for the change, the appointment of Jamal Nasir Khan is expected to steer the company through its next phase of growth and technological expansion.
Market participants will be closely watching how the new leadership shapes the company’s operational strategy and business outlook in Pakistan’s competitive telecommunications and IT services sector.
The company’s notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange confirmed that the management change became effective on March 3, 2026. – ER News Desk
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