Supernet Technologies Limited has entered a new phase of expansion following its transition to the main board of Pakistan Stock Exchange, supported by strong financial performance and a growing pipeline of projects across key technology segments. The company reported revenue of Rs9.2 billion for the financial year 2025 and outlined a multi billion rupee pipeline spanning cybersecurity, telecom and digital infrastructure, reflecting increasing demand across enterprise, banking and defence sectors. The development was shared during an investor briefing, where management highlighted that the move to the main board has enhanced the company’s visibility, improved liquidity and strengthened its ability to attract both institutional and retail investors.
The company’s growth trajectory has been supported by its diversified revenue streams, with over Rs4.2 billion generated from services such as connectivity and telecom related projects, while more than Rs5 billion came from non service segments including cybersecurity, information technology infrastructure and enterprise solutions. Over recent years, service revenue has grown steadily, while non service segments have expanded at a faster pace, indicating a shift towards higher value technology offerings. A notable portion of this revenue is denominated in foreign currency, providing a natural hedge against exchange rate fluctuations and strengthening financial stability. The company has also secured multiple long term contracts across satellite services, defence communications, optical fibre deployment and managed network services, positioning it to benefit from recurring revenue streams.
Looking ahead, Supernet expects continued momentum driven by its strong order book and multi-year contracts, with annualised service revenues projected to reach around Rs6 billion in the financial year 2026, reflecting significant year on year growth supported by agreements with telecom operators, enterprise clients and public sector organisations. The company also indicated that its near term pipeline includes multi million dollar opportunities in cybersecurity and infrastructure projects linked to enterprise, banking, telecom and defence sectors. This pipeline underscores a broader trend of increasing investment in digital infrastructure and network resilience, as organisations seek to strengthen operational continuity and data security capabilities.
In parallel, Supernet is expanding its international footprint, establishing a regional platform in Dubai where it has developed a data and internet presence and onboarded senior leadership to drive overseas growth. The company has also secured a multi year contract with a United States based telecom operator and initiated entry into African and other regional markets, signalling its ambition to scale beyond domestic operations. Management views the transition to the main board as a key step in enabling sustainable growth, supported by a diversified contract base, increased investor participation and expanding global reach. As demand for digital infrastructure and cybersecurity solutions continues to rise, Supernet is positioning itself as a growth oriented player within Pakistan’s evolving technology landscape.
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