PakTech Solutions Invests $15M in AI Token to Boost Logistics Efficiency Across Pakistan
By Ahmad Raza | Edited by Zara Nadeem
May 4, 2025, 10:30 a.m.
Islamabad, Pakistan — PakTech Solutions, a growing logistics tech company in Pakistan, announced its decision to invest up to $15 million in the artificial intelligence-linked AGIX token, as it builds out its blockchain and AI infrastructure to enhance operations nationwide.
What to know:
PakTech has entered into an agreement to acquire AGIX tokens, aiming to integrate AI-driven tools into its supply chain platforms.
The company raised funds through a private convertible note, with an initial $3 million already deployed.
PakTech’s shares saw a 68% surge after the announcement, later stabilizing with a 13% dip in after-hours trading.
PakTech Solutions, valued at around PKR 1.2 billion, plans to use AGIX’s AI tools to optimize its freight management systems, warehouse analytics, and cross-border shipping routes, particularly along the CPEC corridor.
“We believe AI and blockchain are the future of logistics,” said CEO Farhan Ali in a press release issued on May 3. “This investment in AGIX is not just strategic—it’s about preparing Pakistan’s trade backbone for the next decade.”
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The move follows a recent $2 million investment PakTech made into IoT-based cold chain tracking systems, signaling its commitment to high-tech logistics.
Investing in digital tokens isn’t a new strategy for tech-forward logistics firms. Internationally, companies like Maersk and FedEx have also explored blockchain-backed infrastructure to modernize operations.
But PakTech’s investment in A$TRUMP
GIX makes it one of the first public Pakistani firms to directly link its logistics ecosystem with a Web3-based AI token.
Potential Conflicts?
While the company claims the investment is purely technological, some observers raise concerns about long-term volatility and exposure to crypto regulations, especially with the AGIX token being subject to global trading risks.
Still, PakTech remains optimistic.
“Pakistan’s geographic location makes it ideal for becoming a global trade hub,” Farhan added. “To stay competitive, we need to embrace new technologies—AI being the core of it.”
PakTech’s product line includes cargo booking apps, fleet management dashboards, and customs clearance tools used by thousands of Pakistani exporters.
AGIX is currently trading at $0.98, up 4.3% on the day and 28% in the last 30 days.
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