PAKISTAN
In continuation of its previously announced investment plan, Symmetry Group Limited has executed a Share Purchase Agreement to acquire LogoDesignGuru.com, Inc. (LDG), a US-based digital branding and technology company.
LDG operates AI-powered design platforms, digital asset marketplaces, and hybrid design-service models that cater to an international customer base. The acquisition marks a significant step in Symmetry Group’s strategy to expand its global footprint while enhancing its platform-driven digital offerings.
According to the company, LDG is expected to generate approximately USD 0.7 million (around PKR 200 million) in revenue during the current year and is already operating at a healthy level of profitability. Following the acquisition, Symmetry anticipates further improvement in earnings through cost optimization, operational efficiencies, and targeted revenue growth initiatives. Revenues are projected to grow at a strong year-on-year rate.
The move reinforces Symmetry Group’s focus on scaling technology-enabled services and strengthening its presence in international digital markets through platform-led business models.
The company stated that further details regarding the transaction and integration plans will be shared in due course. – ER News Desk
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