Grays Leasing Limited
PPSX:GRYL32.82
PKR
-3.65
(-10.01%)
ISIN
PK0076401014
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14.20
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1,031.72
81.12
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724.62
68.34
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- CEO
- Muhammad Tahir Butt
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Finance/Rental/Leasing
- Address
- Lahore Pakistan
- IPO Date
- Mar 26, 1997
- Website
- graysleasing.com
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- Grays Leasing Limited is a Pakistan-based non-banking financial institution engaged in the provision of asset-backed lease financing facilities and credit solutions. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Lahore, Pakistan, the company operates within the diversified financial services sector and maintains an association with the Anwar Khawaja Group of Companies. The company provides financing services tailored for corporate clients, small and medium-sized enterprises, and individual commercial borrowers across Pakistan. Its principal portfolio of leasing products and services includes finance and operating leases for industrial plant and machinery; commercial and passenger motor vehicle leasing and corporate fleet financing; office automation systems, computer hardware, and information technology equipment leasing; and specialized power generation and engineering equipment financing. In recent operational developments, Grays Leasing Limited has undergone a strategic operational realignment in response to capital adequacy regulations and minimum equity benchmarks prescribed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. The company has restricted fresh lease underwriting to focus core operations on the acceleration of overdue lease recoveries, resolution and restructuring of non-performing loan portfolios, balance sheet deleveraging, and cost containment. Concurrently, executive management and the board of directors are evaluating strategic alternatives, including potential capital injections, corporate reorganization, and asset restructuring options to restore statutory regulatory compliance and support long-term business rehabilitation.