Pakistan’s local mobile phone manufacturing and assembly sector has posted strong growth compared to last year, according to the latest data released by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). The upward trend highlights the country’s progress in reducing reliance on imports while building its domestic production capacity.
A report by Topline Research revealed the top 10 mobile phone brands assembled in Pakistan during July 2025. VGO Tel led the list with 2.12 million units, followed closely by Infinix with 2.01 million units and Itel with 1.53 million units.
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Vivo ranked fourth with 1.38 million units, while Xiaomi secured fifth place with 1.04 million units. Samsung came in sixth with 0.93 million units, trailed by Tecno at 0.89 million units, Q Mobile at 0.72 million units, G’Five at 0.7 million units, and Nokia with 0.65 million units.
Industry experts anticipate mobile phone sales in Pakistan will grow between 7 and 8 percent over the next 12 months. This outlook is supported by normalized base effects, easing inflation, and upcoming product launches.
Global players like Samsung and Xiaomi traditionally release new smartphone models in September, a factor expected to boost demand in the local market in the near term.
Analysts suggest that the sector’s resilience, coupled with supportive government policies, will help sustain momentum in mobile phone manufacturing and keep Pakistan’s market competitive in the region.
