Indus Motor Company has approved an additional investment of Rs. 1 billion to expand local auto parts production, taking its total localization investment to Rs. 5.1 billion.
According to a disclosure submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange, the company’s board approved the fresh investment on April 24, adding to the previously announced Rs. 4.1 billion plan focused on increasing the localization of parts and components for existing vehicle models.
The localization project is currently underway and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. The initiative forms part of the company’s broader strategy to reduce reliance on imported components and strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities.
The investment is expected to help cut foreign exchange outflows, support Pakistan’s local auto parts industry, and generate employment opportunities across the supply chain.
The move also aligns with wider efforts to strengthen Pakistan’s automotive manufacturing base, improve supply chain resilience, and reduce exposure to currency volatility and rising import costs. The company said the expanded investment will support long-term growth in the country’s auto sector.
