P&G to Exit Pakistan Operations, Shifts to Distributor Model

P&G to Exit Pakistan, Products to Remain via Distributors

Procter & Gamble (P&G), one of the world’s leading consumer goods companies, has announced it will close down its manufacturing and commercial operations in Pakistan. This includes Gillette Pakistan Ltd.

Instead of direct operations, P&G will continue its presence in the country through a third-party distributor model.

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Why is P&G Leaving Pakistan?

P&G explained that this move is part of its global strategy to focus on growth and efficiency. The transition is expected to take a few months, during which business operations will continue as normal.

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Impact on Employees

The company confirmed that it will support all affected employees during this transition.

Some staff may get opportunities in P&G offices outside Pakistan.

Others will receive separation packages according to local labor laws and company policies.

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Products Will Still Be Available

Even after shutting down local operations, P&G products like Gillette, Pampers, Ariel, and Head & Shoulders will remain in Pakistan. These will be supplied through regional operations and local distributors.

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Company’s Statement

P&G thanked its employees, partners, and Pakistani consumers for their support, saying:

> “Thank you for your support all these years that has helped us take P&G in Pakistan as far as we could.”

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What This Means for Consumers

No immediate shortage of P&G products.

Distribution will shift to regional suppliers.

Local manufacturing will no longer be available.

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