Pakistan’s mobile phone production rose sharply by 55% in September 2025, reaching 3.01 million units. This figure also marked a 40% increase compared to September last year. Analysts say the jump reflects recovering demand after low sales in September 2024 caused by pre-budget buying.
The surge followed delays in consumer purchases, as many waited for new model launches. Leading brands like Samsung, Xiaomi, and Infinix introduced devices such as Galaxy S25 FE, Redmi 15 series, and Infinix Note 40X 5G. These releases triggered strong replacement and upgrade demand nationwide.
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During the first nine months of 2025, locally produced and assembled phones reached 22.78 million units. Of this, 48% were 2G phones while 52% were smartphones. This total shows a slight 1% increase over last year, signaling steady growth in Pakistan’s mobile industry.
Local production now supplies 94% of the country’s total mobile phone demand. Experts highlight this as a major step toward self-reliance in technology. Government policies supporting local assembly and manufacturing have helped strengthen the sector significantly.
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Looking ahead, analysts expect mobile phone sales to rise 7-8% year-on-year over the next 12 months. Stable currency, easing inflation, and stronger consumer purchasing power are expected to drive further growth.
