Ten Pakistani climate-focused businesses are seeking $51 million in investment over the next 12 months with support from the United Kingdom government.
The initiative aims to expand clean energy, sustainable transport, environmentally friendly construction, agriculture, and waste management solutions across Pakistan.
The businesses presented their investment plans during the Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Pakistan Investor Roadshow, held in Karachi on October 27 and 28, 2026.
UK Supports Pakistan’s $51 Million Climate Investment Drive
The UK-funded programme provided technical, financial, and investment advisory services to participating companies.
Experts also helped businesses strengthen their proposals and improve investment readiness.
The ten selected companies represent five major sectors, including agriculture, recycling, clean energy, construction, and electric mobility.
Together, these businesses have developed a three-year investment pipeline worth approximately $120 million.
Pakistani Companies Showcase Green Energy Solutions
Participating businesses include A.S. Enterprises, TrashIt, Sahara Recycling, Waste Busters JV EnterTech, and Biowaste Energy Ventures.
Other selected companies include GoSeedIT, BioEnergy Solution, EcoEdge AI, BusCaro, and Daewoo Express.
Their projects focus on renewable energy, agricultural waste recycling, electric buses, sustainable buildings, and cleaner transportation.
UK-Pakistan Partnership Strengthens Climate Financing
British Deputy High Commissioner Alison Blackburne highlighted the importance of climate financing and sustainable economic development.
She emphasized the UK-Pakistan Green Compact as a framework for expanding environmental cooperation and private investment.
Meanwhile, Sindh Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah described climate change as both an environmental and economic challenge.
Between 2022 and 2024, the CFA programme supported 22 Pakistani projects and helped mobilize $40 million.
The latest initiative could create employment opportunities, reduce pollution, and strengthen Pakistan’s climate resilience.
