
Sazgar Engineering Works Limited (SAZEW), a Pakistani automaker, has officially announced plans to expand its presence in new international markets.
The automotive company is preparing to enter three new export destinations, including the Philippines, Mexico, and Afghanistan, which will mark a significant step towards expanding its global footprint.
During an analyst briefing with Topline Securities, Sazgar Engineering shared details of its growth strategy, production targets, and upcoming vehicle launches.
What to expect from Sazgar Engineering?
According to the brokerage house, the company’s management said that despite recent floods, deliveries remained largely unaffected except for a temporary disruption when the Karachi–Lahore road was closed.
Sazgar shared that strong demand has pushed delivery timelines from 2-3 months to 4 months. According to the company, its four-wheeler production capacity stands at 40 vehicles a day, but current output has reached 60 daily, pushing management to consider expanding production.
“With bookings exceeding this level, the company’s expansion plans will raise production to 100–120 vehicles per day, with the possibility of double shifts if demand continues to grow,” said Topline Securities.
Sazgar Engineering also highlighted upcoming launches, including Tank and Canon Alpha models, targeted for March 2026.
Financially, the company reported an 89% increase in turnover to Rs109 billion and a 106% increase in profit after tax (PAT) to Rs16 billion, driven mainly by Haval sales.
By targeting new export markets, Sazgar Engineering aims to position itself as not just a domestic leader but also an emerging international competitor.