Collaboration aims to enhance procurement decisions through advanced risk analytics and data-driven supply chain oversight.
Power Cement has partnered with Dun & Bradstreet Pakistan to improve supplier risk assessment and strengthen data-driven decision-making across its procurement and supply chain operations.
Under the agreement, Power Cement will use D&B Risk Analytics to evaluate suppliers more effectively and identify financial and compliance risks at an earlier stage.
The system will provide structured data and analytical insights, enabling procurement teams to streamline supplier onboarding and improve decision-making throughout the procurement cycle.
Dun & Bradstreet Pakistan said the partnership reflects the growing complexity of modern supply chains and the increasing need for reliable business intelligence.
Chief Business Officer Zubair Qureshi said access to accurate supplier intelligence is now critical for operational stability. He noted that informed decision-making can significantly reduce exposure to risk.
Power Cement’s Head of Supply Chain, Mohammad Zohaib Khan, said the collaboration supports a more structured and transparent procurement framework. He added that the company aims to build a resilient and future-ready supply chain ecosystem.
The partnership is expected to enhance financial and compliance risk assessments while improving efficiency in supplier management processes.
Industry observers say such digital risk solutions are becoming increasingly important as manufacturing firms in Pakistan face rising volatility in global and local supply networks.
