Clover Pakistan Limited has entered Pakistan’s electric vehicle charging market after signing an exclusive distribution agreement with CITA-UK.
The listed company announced the deal in a notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Wednesday. Under the agreement, Clover Pakistan will serve as CITA-UK’s exclusive distributor and stockist in Pakistan. It will supply the company’s EV chargers, accessories and related equipment across the country.
“We are pleased to inform you that Clover Pakistan Limited has successfully negotiated and signed an agreement with CITA-UK,” the company said in its notice.
Clover added: “This strategic partnership aligns with the company’s commitment to expanding its business footprint and entering high-growth green energy and sustainable technology sectors in Pakistan.”
The disclosure did not reveal the agreement’s financial value, expected sales targets or a timetable for the product rollout. It also did not identify installation partners or the cities where the chargers will first become available.
CITA-UK’s Charging Portfolio
CITA-UK is a globally recognised supplier specialising in smart EV charging solutions and infrastructure. Its products serve homes, workplaces, retail sites, fleets, depots and public transport operators.
The company’s official product portfolio includes 7.4kW, 11kW and 22kW wall-mounted AC chargers. It also offers dual 22kW pedestal units and DC fast chargers ranging from 60kW to 360kW.
CITA-UK says its chargers support major electric vehicle models and widely used charging standards. Its software portfolio includes an EV application and a Charging Point Management System.
These platforms allow customers to monitor charging sessions, schedule charging and track energy consumption. Businesses and fleet operators can also manage several charging points from a central system.
The exclusive stockist arrangement could help Clover maintain local inventory instead of relying only on individual imports. However, Clover has not disclosed pricing, warranty terms or after-sales arrangements for Pakistani buyers.
Clover Pakistan trades on the PSX under the symbol CLOV and operates as a subsidiary of Fossil Energy Private Limited. The company shifted its main business from food products to petroleum products in 2025.
It now sells, trades and markets petroleum products, oil, gas, hydrocarbons, petrochemicals, asphalt and related substances.
Pakistan Pushes EV Infrastructure
The deal comes as Pakistan seeks private investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The New Energy Vehicle Policy 2025-30 includes plans for 40 new charging stations along motorways.
The policy also supports battery-swapping systems and vehicle-to-grid schemes. It calls for the integration of EV charging points into new building codes.
Reuters reported in May that Pakistan aims to increase electric vehicles to 30 percent of vehicle sales by 2030. The government has also pledged $400 million for more than 3,000 public charging points.
Charging access remains a major constraint for electric car adoption. However, new local assembly projects and growing rooftop solar use are improving the commercial outlook for EVs.
Clover’s agreement gives the listed company a foothold in this developing infrastructure market. Its commercial impact will depend on prices, installation support and the pace of Pakistan’s charging network expansion.
