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Our Vision

Catalyzing transformative impact through a thriving ecosystem of empowered women, resilient green businesses & operations, and a community committed to sustainable growth.

A Recognized Commitment

Winner in the Sustainable Finance & Investment category at the OICCI 2nd Climate Excellence Awards 2026

Impact

Carbon Emissions inventory recorded at 4,489 MT CO₂e for FY 2023

Progress

Nationwide plantation drive across 109 branches planting approximately 5,000 saplings in 2024

Sustainability

Automation of the Dunning Letter process reducing paper consumption

Stewardship

Company wide ESG trainings to create a sustainability first approach for positive climate action

Commitment

43 Mobilink Branches across Pakistan have been solarized

Extending Impact Beyond Our Walls

Mobilink Bank’s vision of sustainability extends into the communities we serve. Through our Green Financing Portfolio, we have disbursed PKR 3.04 Billion in green loans as of March 2026, enabling clients to adopt solar solutions and e-bikes that support cleaner, greener livelihoods.

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Recognizing that women are disproportionately impacted by climate change, we have trained 2,000+ female farmers in climate-smart agriculture and financial literacy, strengthening their resilience and inclusion

Advocacy

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COP 28

As part of our commitment to climate and gender inclusion we have joined the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Pakistan Business Council (PBC) Climate2Equal program, fostering gender-inclusive climate action

COP 29

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Corporate Social Responsibility

Zindagi Trust

We have contributed PKR 3.56 million to Zindagi Trust to solarize the Digital Arts Lab at Khatoon-e-Pakistan Government Girls Secondary School in Karachi, Pakistan. This intervention is set to guarantee consistent access to digital and creative education. The Digital Arts Program currently enrolls up to 320 young girls, and the upgraded facility will support significantly more batches in the coming years.

WWF-Pakistan

We contributed PKR 4.3 million to WWF-Pakistan to install a solar-powered water purification system at the College of Education, Girls Campus in Jutial, Gilgit, Pakistan. The project aims to provide clean and safe drinking water to 800 female students and 25 staff members. As the facility remains accessible to the surrounding community, it will also indirectly benefit families living in nearby areas.