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Manufacturing in Pakistan: The Cell Phone Example

Pakistan manufactured 31.4M phones in 2024. Why “assembly vs manufacturing” critics misunderstand value addition, global supply chains, and industrial history.

Workers assembling and testing smartphones at a mobile phone manufacturing facility in Pakistan

Jobs, Skills, and Foreign Exchange

According to Pakistan Mobile Phone Manufacturers Association, the sector supports 40,000+ direct and indirect jobs in 2024. Other estimates place direct employment near 60,000.

Eight dedicated training centers now graduate 5,000+ technical staff annually, with 12,000 workers trained in advanced manufacturing processes.

Local manufacturing reduced Pakistan’s mobile phone import bill by $1.2 billion in 2024, a 35% year-on-year decline, while contributing PKR 15 billion in tax revenue.

This is not symbolic industrialization. It is balance-of-payments relief.


Brands Manufacturing in Pakistan

Global brands assembling locally include Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Realme, Infinix, Tecno, Itel, Nokia, alongside more than a dozen domestic brands. These firms did not enter Pakistan for charity. They entered because scale, policy, and labor economics aligned.

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