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Symmetry Group Subsidiary Iris Digital Lands Rs 675 Million Three-Year Service Agreement With Jazz

  • April 1, 2026
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Symmetry Group Limited (PSX: SYM) has announced that its subsidiary, Iris Digital (Private) Limited, has executed a formal service agreement with Jazz for one of its previously awarded assignments, translating a prior commitment into a binding contract with defined commercial terms. The development marks a meaningful revenue milestone for the listed media and technology group as it deepens its engagement with one of Pakistan’s largest telecommunications operators.

The contract, effective from April 1, 2026, is expected to contribute approximately Rs 225 million per annum, totalling around Rs 675 million over the three-year period. The annualised value of the agreement reflects the scale of the services Iris Digital will be providing under the arrangement, and the multi-year structure provides Symmetry Group with a degree of revenue predictability that strengthens its forward-looking financial position. The deal comes on the heels of Symmetry Group’s recent recognition at the FinanceAsia 2026 Asia’s Best Companies Poll, where the group won Gold for Best Managed Company in Technology, signalling growing institutional confidence in the company’s strategic direction.

Agreements for the remaining two assignments are in advanced stages and are expected to be executed in due course, according to the company’s statement issued to the Pakistan Stock Exchange. The disclosure of two further pending agreements suggests that the Jazz relationship extends well beyond the single contract now formalised, with the full commercial value of the partnership still to be reflected in subsequent announcements. For investors and analysts tracking Symmetry Group, the sequential conversion of awarded assignments into executed contracts represents a tangible measure of the group’s ability to translate its media and technology capabilities into durable, high-value commercial relationships within Pakistan’s digital ecosystem.

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