Dubai, UAE — September 2026: Pakistan Cables Ltd. (PCL), Pakistan’s largest exporter of wires and cables, showcased its manufacturing capabilities, engineering expertise and electrical solutions at Middle East Energy (MEE) in Dubai from August 31 to September 3.
The company presented its range of wires, cables and electrical solutions while also highlighting its new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Nooriabad.
Pakistan Cables Highlights Manufacturing Capabilities
Middle East Energy is one of the region’s leading international exhibitions for the energy and electrical industry, bringing together global manufacturers, technology providers, industry professionals and buyers.
Pakistan Cables’ participation provided an opportunity to showcase the company’s capabilities in cable manufacturing, engineering and advanced technology to an international industry audience.
The company presented its extensive product portfolio, highlighting its focus on international quality standards and advanced manufacturing processes.
Nooriabad Facility Reflects Investment in Technology
A key feature of Pakistan Cables’ presence at the exhibition was its new Nooriabad manufacturing facility.
The facility reflects the company’s continued investment in advanced technology and increased manufacturing capacity in Pakistan.
By showcasing the facility alongside its products at an international energy exhibition, PCL highlighted its efforts to build globally competitive manufacturing capabilities from Pakistan.
Strong Interest From Global Industry Participants
Pakistan Cables’ participation attracted significant interest from industry peers, exhibitors and visitors.
Particular attention was drawn to the company’s manufacturing capabilities, product quality and investment in advanced cable manufacturing technology.
The company said the engagement at MEE provided an opportunity to strengthen its international presence and demonstrate the capabilities of Pakistan’s electrical manufacturing sector.
Pakistan Cables Targets International Markets
Commenting on the company’s participation, Fahd K. Chinoy, CEO of Pakistan Cables, said the company’s presence at MEE reflected its commitment to taking engineering excellence from Pakistan to international markets.
“Our investments in advanced manufacturing technology and our new Nooriabad facility strengthen our ability to serve customers with world-class products while demonstrating Pakistan’s growing industrial capabilities,” he said.
The company’s participation underscores the growing role of technology and investment in strengthening Pakistan’s export-oriented manufacturing sector.
35kV Medium Voltage Cable Achieves KEMA Type Test
Pakistan Cables also highlighted its recent achievement of passing the KEMA type test for 35kV medium voltage cables.
The test was conducted by KEMA Labs in the Netherlands, representing an important quality and technical milestone for the company.
Salman Tahir, Director Sales & Business Development at Pakistan Cables, said the company became the first in Pakistan to pass the KEMA type test for 35kV medium voltage cables conducted by KEMA Labs, Netherlands.
“Being the first company in Pakistan to pass the KEMA type test for 35 kV medium voltage cables conducted by KEMA Labs, Netherlands, is a testament to our commitment to global benchmarks and product quality,” he said.
Pakistan’s Engineering Capabilities Gain International Exposure
Through its participation at Middle East Energy, Pakistan Cables reinforced its position as a globally competitive Pakistani manufacturer and exporter of wires and cables.
The company’s presence also highlighted how sustained investment in technology, manufacturing capacity, product quality and engineering expertise can help Pakistani businesses develop internationally recognised industrial capabilities.
The Nooriabad facility and the KEMA type-test achievement further demonstrate PCL’s focus on meeting global technical and quality standards while expanding its reach in international markets.