Pakistan’s Quantum Data Technologies, known as QTech, has signed a framework agreement with Guangzhou Great Power Energy and Technology Company Limited to explore the local assembly of lithium batteries in Pakistan for home, industrial and data centre use, according to a notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Wednesday.
QTech plans phased rollout of energy storage systems
According to the notice, QTech intends to introduce energy storage systems based on advanced lithium batteries and begin phased local assembly. The company said the systems would cover battery packs for domestic and commercial use, large-scale storage for industrial power supply, and solutions for data centres, AI infrastructure, EV battery infrastructure and other high-energy-demand sectors.
QTech said the agreement with Guangzhou Great Power Energy and Technology Company Limited is a strategic cooperation and market development framework. The listed company was earlier known as Chakwal Spinning Mills Limited.
Company says reliable power is important for tech growth
QTech said that, as a data and AI-enabled technology company, it considers reliable energy supply and energy security essential for Pakistan’s technological progress. It added that the move is an important step toward promoting advanced technology projects and creating long-term value for shareholders.
The company was incorporated in Pakistan as a public limited company on 31 January 1988, and its core business is providing IT and IT-related services.
About the Chinese partner
Guangzhou Great Power Energy and Technology Company Limited is mainly involved in battery research and development, production and sales. Its products are used in energy storage, new energy vehicles, consumer digital devices, smart home and smart security products. The company operates in both domestic and international markets in China.
According to the notice, Great Power is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The notice said its total market value was about $4 billion as of 13 October 2026.
