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Ghandhara Tyre Secures Gulf Certification

Ghandhara Tyre Secures Gulf Certification, GCC Export Door Opened

Ghandhara Tyre & Rubber Company Limited has been awarded Gulf Standardization Organization certification, allowing its tyre products to be exported to six Gulf Cooperation Council countries. The development was disclosed in a notice submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Monday. The certification is expected to support the company’s regional expansion and strengthen Pakistan’s tyre exports. The company was established in 1963 and was later converted into a public limited company. It was previously known as The General Tyre & Rubber Company.

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Synergy Group Wins Seven Dragons

Synergy Group secured seven Honors at the Dragons of Pakistan 2026 Awards, earning three Gold, two Silver and two Bronze Dragons. The awards recognized campaigns developed by Synergy Advertising and Synite Digital for Pakistan State Oil and KFC Pakistan. Synergy Advertising won five awards for PSO’s Safety Starts Young, Made in Pakistan and Blaze Xtreme campaigns. Pakistani entries were evaluated by independent international judging panels through a merit-based process.

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Pakistan-Made Suzuki Cars Enter Brunei

Pakistan’s auto industry has achieved a major export milestone as Pak Suzuki Motor Company-made Alto and Every models were launched in Brunei. Suzuki said this marks its first export from an overseas production base of models matching the body size and engine specifications of Japanese mini-vehicles. The launch expands Suzuki’s automobile lineup in Brunei. Distributor Boustead will also begin selling Suzuki motorcycles in the country around autumn 2026.

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PTA Fines Jazz Rs38.9m

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has fined Jazz Rs38.9 million over alleged violations involving approximately 400 corporate postpaid SIMs. Target Marketing claimed the SIMs were issued in its name without its consent and remained operational without its knowledge. The company also reportedly received a recovery notice for Rs626,360.48 in outstanding dues. PTA directed Jazz to deposit the penalty within 30 days, warning that failure to comply could trigger further legal proceedings.

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