K-Electric (KE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mega Motor Company (MMC), BYD’s partner in Pakistan, under which KE will provide a 5-megawatt power connection, expandable up to 7.5 megawatts, for BYD-MMC’s manufacturing operations.
The new power connection will be dedicated to BYD’s upcoming manufacturing plant, which is scheduled to be completed later this year.
Under the agreement, BYD-MMC will fund power generation and supply arrangements, while K-Electric will ensure stable and uninterrupted electricity during production.
KE will also support the partner company’s automated and technology-driven manufacturing operations, enabling seamless performance in line with global standards.
Speaking on the occasion, K-Electric CEO Moonis Alvi said the collaboration reflects growing confidence among global manufacturers in KE’s ability to deliver reliable power for complex and energy-intensive industrial operations. He added that KE remains committed to supporting industrial growth and contributing to Pakistan’s sustainable and clean energy goals by providing scalable power solutions tailored to industry needs.
Ali Khan, CEO of BYD Pakistan – Mega Motor Company (MMC), said the company is determined to lead Pakistan’s journey toward sustainable mobility by introducing the world’s leading New Energy Vehicle (NEV) technology. He emphasized that promoting local manufacturing and developing strong industrial ecosystems are key to long-term economic growth. He noted that the partnership with K-Electric is critical for achieving global manufacturing standards, scaling production, encouraging greenfield investment, and supporting Pakistan’s future economic objectives.
The MoU lays the foundation for a long-term strategic partnership, aimed at promoting clean energy adoption, advancing sustainable mobility, and contributing to a greener Pakistan and a more sustainable world.
The power supply agreement is part of K-Electric’s ongoing collaboration with the private sector to support Pakistan’s industrial development. It also signals increasing confidence in KE’s infrastructure, particularly from growing, technology-driven industries that require reliable and scalable energy solutions.
