Pakistan’s mobile phone manufacturing industry continues to grow in 2025, with Infinix and VGO TEL leading in locally assembled units. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reports that phone assembly remained strong during the first five months of the year. The increase is driven by higher demand and supportive policies for the industry.
The latest PTA data shows Infinix holding the top spot with 1.34 million units assembled locally. VGO TEL closely follows with 1.33 million units. Itel remains a key player with 1.07 million phones, showing its strong presence in the budget and mid-range segments.
Other companies in local production include vivo, with 0.96 million units, Samsung at 0.67 million, and Redmi with 0.65 million. G’FIVE, TECNO, NOKIA, and X Mobile also made the top ten, each producing between 0.50 and 0.64 million units in these five months.
This ongoing trend of local manufacturing results from Pakistan’s Mobile Device Manufacturing Policy, which urges brands to assemble phones in the country. It helps cut reliance on imports, creates jobs, encourages technology transfer, and keeps prices stable for consumers.
Despite economic challenges worldwide, mobile assembly in Pakistan remains steady. Rising smartphone use and a strong buying market support this growth. According to PTA, smartphones now make up 67% of active devices on local networks. The remaining 33% are 2G phones.
Top Mobile Brands Assembled in Pakistan (Jan–May 2025)
| Brand | Units Assembled (Million) |
|---|---|
| Infinix | 1.34 |
| VGO TEL | 1.33 |
| itel | 1.07 |
| vivo | 0.96 |
| Samsung | 0.67 |
| Redmi | 0.65 |
| G’FIVE | 0.64 |
| TECNO | 0.62 |
| NOKIA | 0.52 |
| X Mobile | 0.50 |
With solid production numbers and an expanding digital scene, Pakistan’s mobile market looks set to grow even more soon.
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