
Service Long March Tyres (Private) Limited has announced plans to invest a further US$120 million in its Nooriabad manufacturing facility, marking a significant step forward in the company's long-term growth strategy in Pakistan.
The announcement was made by JV Chairman Jin Yongsheng and his delegation during a high-level meeting with Pakistan's Minister for Commerce, Jam Kamal Khan, signalling strong alignment between the company's expansion ambitions and the country's broader industrial development objectives.
The proposed investment is expected to drive significant expansion at the Nooriabad plant, bolstering production capacity and laying the groundwork for accelerated export growth. The facility has already established itself as a key industrial asset in Sindh Province, generating local employment and serving as a flagship example of Pakistan-China industrial cooperation in action.
Jin Yongsheng, Chairman of the joint venture, expressed confidence in Pakistan's manufacturing potential, noting that the investment reflects the company's positive assessment of the business environment and the strategic importance of the Nooriabad operation to its global production network.
The latest commitment builds on the company's existing footprint in Pakistan and underscores the enduring strength of the bilateral economic relationship between Pakistan and China. With both domestic demand and export opportunities continuing to grow, Service Long March Tyres is positioning its Nooriabad facility as a cornerstone of its future capacity.
About Service Long March Tyres
Service Long March Tyres (Private) Limited is a joint venture focused on tyre manufacturing in Pakistan, serving both domestic and export markets. Its Nooriabad facility in Sindh Province represents a significant investment in Pakistan's industrial base and stands as a model for Pakistan-China manufacturing collaboration.
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