In a significant development for Pakistan’s industrial and investment landscape, Din Properties held a dua ceremony to mark the groundbreaking of United Business Park, a large-scale private Special Economic Zone (SEZ) located adjacent to the Sundar Industrial Estate.
Positioned as a next-generation industrial hub, United Business Park is set to become the largest privately developed SEZ in Lahore, aimed at accelerating industrial expansion, boosting exports, and attracting both local and foreign investment at a time when Pakistan is actively seeking sustainable economic growth.
The project offers investors direct access to SEZ incentives under the SEZA Act, 2012, making it a highly competitive destination for manufacturing, export-oriented units, and value-added industries. These incentives include a one-time customs duty exemption on the import of plant, machinery, and equipment, along with a 10-year income tax holiday, alongside other fiscal and regulatory facilitation measures.
Industry stakeholders view the development as a timely intervention, particularly as demand grows for well-planned industrial zones with modern infrastructure and policy-backed incentives. Located strategically near Sundar Industrial Estate, United Business Park benefits from strong connectivity, access to supply chains, and proximity to Lahore’s industrial ecosystem.
“With its scale, strategic location, and SEZ-enabled incentives, United Business Park is positioned to play a pivotal role in strengthening Pakistan’s industrial base and supporting export-led growth,” said SM Imran, CEO of Din Properties.
He added that the project reflects Din Properties’ long-term commitment to supporting industrialization, job creation, and foreign direct investment, while enabling businesses to operate within a globally competitive and investor-friendly environment.
As Pakistan looks to revive investor confidence and expand its industrial footprint, developments like United Business Park underscore the growing role of the private sector in driving economic transformation and industrial growth.
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