Attock Cement Won’t Be ‘Attock’ Anymore: New Name Revealed

Attock Cement Pakistan Limited has proposed changing its name to Falcon Cement Limited, subject to approval from the company's members and regulatory authorities.

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• The Special Resolution will be presented for consideration and approval at an Extraordinary General Session scheduled for October 20, 2026, at 10 a.m.
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• The proposed change will require approval through a Special Resolution by the company's members, along with completion of all required statutory and regulatory formalities.

For context, the company's Board of Directors approved and recommended the proposed name change through a resolution passed by circulation, according to a disclosure submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Sukkur-Hyderabad M-6 Motorway Finally Set for Construction After 30 Years.

Notably, the proposed change will require approval through a Special Resolution by the company's members, along with completion of all required statutory and regulatory formalities.

Meanwhile, the Special Resolution will be presented for consideration and approval at an Extraordinary General Session scheduled for October 20, 2026, at 10 a.m. At Jacaranda Family Club in DHA Phase-II, Islamabad. The session will additionally be available through video conference.

As well as the requirements of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan and the Pakistan Stock Exchange, the firm stated the proposed name change remains subject to applicable requirements under the Firms Act, 2017.

Attock Cement Pakistan Limited, one of the country's longstanding cement producers, has undergone a decisive ownership shift after the completion of a block acquisition by Kot Addu Power Business Limited and Fauji Cement Firm Limited.

After all contractual, corporate, and regulatory requirements were met, including a mandatory tender offer under the prevailing takeover laws, the two firms disclosed to the Pakistan Stock Exchange that they have jointly acquired a 92.03 percent stake in Attock Cement, with the transaction closing on April 24, 2026. The accord hands Kot Addu Power and Fauji Cement joint control of the business and marks a major realignment in the ownership of a key player in Pakistan's cement sector. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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