
Tariq Glass Industries Limited has announced that it has received formal approval from the Authority of Quaid-e-Azam Business Park – Special Economic Zone for entry as a Zone Enterprise at the industrial zone.
According to the company, approximately 10.41 acres of land have been allocated for the establishment of a new manufacturing facility dedicated to value-added glass and allied products.
The proposed project is part of the company’s broader strategic expansion and diversification plans aimed at enhancing its manufacturing capabilities and strengthening its footprint in the value-added glass sector.
The company stated that the upcoming facility is expected to support industrial growth, improve production efficiency and contribute to the development of Pakistan’s manufacturing sector through advanced glass processing and allied industrial activities.
Following the approval, Tariq Glass Industries Limited will now proceed with the completion of the required regulatory, administrative and operational formalities related to the construction, development and commissioning of the proposed plant.
The company further said that the disclosure has been made in compliance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements. – ERMD
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