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Loads establishing alloy wheels manufacturing plant
By Our Correspondent
Published: December 15, 2017
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The company makes radiators, exhaust systems, mufflers and sheet metal components among other parts, and its clients include more than a dozen national and multinational companies. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI: Loads Limited, an auto parts maker, announced on Thursday that its wholly owned subsidiary has signed an agreement with an Australian firm to purchase an alloy wheels manufacturing plant.

The procurement of the plant will be completed within six months and the said project will be installed in Bin Qasim Industrial Park, Karachi, according to a company notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).

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The notice also said that alloy wheels are not currently produced in Pakistan and are being imported by car assemblers for their high-end vehicles. Loads, one of the leading auto parts makers in Pakistan, got listed at the PSX in September 2016 and eventually raised Rs1.7 billion, an amount the company is now using for expansion of its production capacity.

The company makes radiators, exhaust systems, mufflers and sheet metal components among other parts, and its clients include more than a dozen national and multinational companies engaged in the production of motorcycles, cars and heavy vehicles. Big names like Renault, Kia, Hyundai and Volkswagen have recently announced their intention to assemble vehicles in Pakistan.

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This could be a potential bonanza for companies like Loads as car sales are already growing and new players are likely to count on well-established players in the auto parts-making industry.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 15th, 2017.

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Masha Allah. This is the type of judicious moves we need. A true Pakistani success story so far. Wish them best of luck for the future as well.
 
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Everyone gold rush to PSX and buy their shares..

Open Rate 37.41
Current Rate 37.41
L.D.C.P. 35.63
VAR 13.75

High 37.41
Low 37.41
Chg. 1.78 (5.00%)
Haircut 19.25
 
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Everyone gold rush to PSX and buy their shares..

Open Rate 37.41
Current Rate 37.41
L.D.C.P. 35.63
VAR 13.75

High 37.41
Low 37.41
Chg. 1.78 (5.00%)
Haircut 19.25


Hello can you please guide me the procedure to buy shares in PSX,
I currently reside in Rawalpindi and Islamabad Stock Exchange building is an hour drive from my home
 
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Hello can you please guide me the procedure to buy shares in PSX,
I currently reside in Rawalpindi and Islamabad Stock Exchange building is an hour drive from my home

KSE, LSE and ISE have been merged under single exchange called PSX.
You can go and open an account with online trading access with any broker along with CDC sub account.

If you are overseas or want to invest bigger amount then I will advice to for IAS account with CDC and active DSS for settlement.

JS has some good offers right now and you can check them out.
Other good brokers are Munir Khanani, AKD, Arif Habib, IGI.
 
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Hello can you please guide me the procedure to buy shares in PSX,
I currently reside in Rawalpindi and Islamabad Stock Exchange building is an hour drive from my home

if you need guidance to buy shares, my sincere advise for you to stay out of it....rest is upto you
 
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if you need guidance to buy shares, my sincere advise for you to stay out of it....rest is upto you

Good advise, considering the current situation.

Just to expand on your brief advise: Wait for the elections, buy into stock market after seeing the results, if you are risk averse. If there is a fractured coalition government, then just do not bother. Pakistani body-politic is not mature enough to handle coalitions and manage to grow the economy at the same time. Plus Pakistanis have yet to decide as to who should run this country. So, its complicated.
 
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