Power Cement has partnered with Dun and Bradstreet Pakistan by adopting D&B Risk Analytics, a move aimed at making supplier due diligence more structured, data-driven and responsive to business risks.
With this collaboration, the Karachi-based cement company is expected to gain access to deeper supplier intelligence that can help its procurement and supply chain teams evaluate financial exposure and compliance concerns at an earlier stage. The platform is designed to provide a clearer view of the supplier base, allowing teams to screen vendors more effectively during onboarding and throughout the procurement cycle.
According to Dun & Bradstreet Pakistan, the solution will support decision-making by bringing together comprehensive data and analytics in one place. For a sector where dependable vendor relationships are essential, that means faster identification of possible risk signals and greater confidence in everyday procurement choices.
Zubair Qureshi, Chief Business Officer at Dun & Bradstreet Pakistan, said supply chains have become increasingly complex and that the right intelligence can make a meaningful difference when assessing suppliers. Power Cement’s Head of Supply Chain, Mohammad Zohaib Khan, said the partnership supports a more disciplined approach to supplier due diligence, financial and compliance risk assessment, and broader procurement planning.
Dun and Bradstreet Pakistan is linked with Dun and Bradstreet South Asia Middle East, part of the global Dun & Bradstreet network. The company says it maintains one of the world’s largest commercial databases, covering more than 600 million companies, and that its data tools are used to support compliance, operations and growth decisions across markets.
For Pakistani industry, the partnership reflects a wider shift toward stronger risk management in supply chains, where businesses are increasingly looking to data-backed systems to improve transparency and resilience.
