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Pak Qatar General Takaful IPO Public Portion Oversubscribed by 9.6x

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Pak Qatar General Takaful Limited’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) witnessed extraordinary investor demand with applications received for 71.7 million shares through 13,013 applications amounting to PKR 1.003 billion. This resulted in an oversubscription of approximately 9.6x. The public offering was held on January 28–29, 2026.

Unprecedented retail demand led to a historic development: the public portion was increased from 25% to 30%, marking the first time in Pakistan’s capital market history that such an increase has been made to accommodate individual investors. For the first time in Pakistan’s IPO history, overwhelming participation from retail investors prompted institutional investors to step back, ensuring wider public ownership and a stronger retail footprint.

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Applications up to 1500 shares will be fully accepted while applications of 2000 shares are subject to balloting. All applications above 2000 shares will be fully refunded.

Earlier, the book-building portion of the IPO was met with extraordinary demand, being oversubscribed by 21x and priced at a 40% premium over the floor price.

Congratulations to the Pak Qatar General Takaful Limited team and Arif Habib Limited, Consultant to the Issue, on the successful completion of the public offering and record-breaking participation from investors.

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