Ghani Dairies brings in another 300 Australian dairy heifers under expansion plan

Ghani Dairies Limited has imported another 300 high-yield dairy heifers from Australia as part of its ongoing expansion strategy aimed at increasing milk production capacity and strengthening dairy operations.

In a notice submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Wednesday, the company said the livestock was sourced from Australian Rural Export PTY Ltd., Australia, and has arrived at its dairy facility in Khushab.

The company stated that the import forms part of its plan to expand its herd and enhance milk production capacity through the acquisition of high-yield dairy cattle.

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The latest shipment follows a series of imports undertaken this year. In March 2026, Ghani Dairies imported 500 high-yield dairy heifers from Southern Australian International Live Stock Services PTY Ltd., Australia, which also arrived at the company's Khushab dairy site.

The March import itself came shortly after an earlier shipment of 300 Australian dairy heifers received in February under the same expansion programme.

With the latest consignment, the company has imported a total of 1,100 high-yield dairy heifers from Australia since February 2026 as part of its efforts to expand milk output and strengthen operational capacity.

The expansion drive comes months after Ghani Dairies completed its initial public offering (IPO). In February, the company's IPO was oversubscribed by 3.10 times during the book-building process, attracting bids worth ₨5.817 billion against an issue size of ₨1.876 billion.

According to filings with the PSX, the strike price was discovered at ₨33 per share, exceeding the floor price of ₨24 per share following the book-building exercise held on February 2 and 3, 2026.

A total of 771 investors participated in the process, with 223 investors securing allocations. The company offered 78.15 million shares to institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals.

Ghani Dairies said the newly imported livestock will support its long-term growth strategy by increasing production capacity and strengthening overall dairy operations.