IPO Calendar · 2026

Pakistan's 2026 IPO Calendar — The Full Roundup

Published 2026-09-18 · 7 min read

2026 is on track to be Pakistan's busiest primary-market year since 2017. Nine companies have already priced on PSX in the first half, raising over Rs 20 billion, and a further 16-deal pipeline — including several large financial and consumer names — is confirmed for the back half.

9

IPOs Priced H1 FY26

Rs 20bn+

Capital Raised

16

Confirmed Pipeline

7 sectors

Represented

Notable IPOs already priced in 2026

Sitara Petroleum

SITP

Petroleum & Retail · Raised Rs 4.83 bn

Subscribed in 8 minutes · 7× demand

Ghani Dairies

GHDL

Corporate Dairy · Raised Rs 3.44 bn

Pakistan's first listed corporate dairy farm

Pak-Qatar General Takaful

PQGT

Islamic Non-Life Insurance · Raised Rs 2.1 bn

21× institutional demand · 13,000+ retail investors

Agro Processors & Atmospheric Gases (APAG)

APAG

Consumer Staples · Raised Rs 3.2 bn

Soya Supreme parent · listed Q1 FY26

Read our full analysis

Naya Nazimabad REIT

NNAR

Rental REIT · Raised Rs 2.5 bn

Pakistan's newest rental REIT

Read our full analysis

Three themes driving the 2026 pipeline

1. Islamic finance is having a moment

Pak-Qatar General Takaful's 21× institutional oversubscriptionwas not a fluke. Retail Islamic-compliant investment appetite has been building for two years on the back of a rising middle class and the tax-advantaged treatment of Takaful vs conventional insurance. Expect at least two more Takaful and Islamic-index-linked listings before FY26 close.

2. Corporate agriculture is finally listing

Ghani Dairies opened a door: Pakistan's first professionally-run corporate dairy farm now has a public price. Poultry, corporate horticulture, and integrated protein producers are all reportedly in the pre-IPO pipeline. This matters because agriculture is 23% of GDP but under 2% of PSX market cap — a structural under-representation the primary market is starting to correct.

3. REITs are ready for wider adoption

Naya Nazimabad REIT joined an existing but shallow REIT market. The next 12-24 months will test whether REITs can broaden beyond a handful of trophy real-estate developers into logistics, industrial, and mixed-use assets — the segments where rental yield is most defensible.

How to think about a PSX IPO

The 2025-2026 rally has changed the game. IPOs are pricing at higher multiples than they did two years ago because the secondary market has re-rated. A few filters that have consistently served retail investors well on PSX:

  • Subscription level as a first read. Anything under 2× institutional demand is a yellow flag. Under 1×, walk away.
  • Free-float ratio. Deals with less than 20% free float trade with wild post-listing volatility. Check the offer document.
  • Anchor participation. Names like SSGA, Mahvash & Jahangir Siddiqui Foundation, or well-regarded local mutual funds anchoring is meaningful signal.
  • Use-of-proceeds discipline. Capex vs debt paydown vs promoter cash-out — the mix tells you a lot about management's intent.

What we're watching next

  • The confirmed pipeline includes at least two tech / SaaS names — the first genuine Pakistani software listings since Systems.
  • A large consumer FMCG deal is reportedly targeting Q4-FY26.
  • A non-banking finance company (NBFC) IPO is in book-building later this year.
  • Watch psx.com.pk/psx/pride for official prospectus filings as they land.

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Data compiled from SECP, PSX, Business Recorder, and Arab News reporting as of September 18, 2026. Not investment advice. Do your own due diligence before subscribing to any IPO.