Ghani Dairies imports another batch of 300 heifers from Australia
- Import part of the company's strategic expansion plan
Ghani Dairies Limited successfully imported a second batch of 300 high-yield heifers from Australia, aiming to enhance milk production and strengthen its dairy operations in Pakistan.
- Ghani Dairies' ongoing expansion plans.
- The company's role in Pakistan's dairy sector.
- Previous heifer imports from Australia.
Ghani Dairies Limited, a part of the Ghani Group, said on Wednesday that it successfully imported and received another batch comprising 300 high-yield heifers from Australia, supplied by Australian Rural Export PTY Ltd.
The company shared the development in a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) today.
“The consignment has arrived at the company’s dairy facility located at Khushab.
This import forms part of the company’s ongoing expansion plan aimed at enhancing milk production capacity and strengthening overall dairy operations,” the notice to the bourse read.
Earlier in February, Ghani Dairies received the first batch of 300 heifers from Australia, which was supplied by Nasna.
The Ghani Group, founded in 1959, has grown to become one of Pakistan’s leading and most diversified business groups.
The group has expanded into new areas, launching ventures such as Ghani Halal Feed Mill and Ghani Dairies Limited (GDL) in 2020, which is engaged in the production and sale of raw milk.
GDL supplies its entire milk output to leading dairy processors in Pakistan through long-term arrangements.