ISLAMABAD, July 24, 2025: Bunny’s Limited, a leading Pakistani bakery goods manufacturer, has announced a phased transition to renewable energy, with plans to scale up its solar power generation capacity to 1 megawatt (MW). The initiative aims to significantly cut electricity costs and enhance profitability.
In a filing to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday, the company revealed it has already completed the first phase by installing a 200KVA solar panel system, expected to reduce electricity bills by 15%. Phase two will see solar capacity expanded to 1MW, which could lower power costs by up to 50%.
In addition to solar energy, Bunny’s Limited has begun using biogas — a fuel that is approximately 30% cheaper than conventional energy sources such as Sui gas, LPG, and LNG. These measures are part of a broader cost optimization strategy aimed at improving operational efficiency and financial performance.
Earlier this month, the company also launched commercial bread production at its new facility in Islamabad’s I-9 Industrial Area. The plant has a production capacity equivalent to 25% of its existing line in Lahore.
Founded in 1980, Bunny’s Limited manufactures and sells bakery and food products and has become one of many Pakistani firms embracing renewable energy amid rising electricity prices and sustainability demands.
Other recent examples include Dewan Cement and International Steels Limited, which commissioned 6MW and 6.4MW solar projects respectively, as well as Tariq Corporation, which is setting up a 200KW solar system.
The shift highlights a growing national trend toward solar adoption, posing both opportunities and challenges for Pakistan’s evolving energy landscape.
