Power Cement has partnered with Dun and Bradstreet Pakistan by onboarding D&B Risk Analytics to strengthen supplier due diligence and support more informed procurement decisions. The collaboration is aimed at giving the company a more structured view of its supplier network, helping teams assess risk with greater clarity across the procurement cycle.
With access to comprehensive data and analytics, Power Cement expects to improve how it evaluates suppliers for financial stability and compliance concerns. The move is designed to help procurement and supply chain teams spot potential risks early, streamline onboarding, and make more consistent decisions when dealing with vendors and partners.
Zubair Qureshi, Chief Business Officer of Dun & Bradstreet Pakistan, said supply chains have become increasingly complex and need the right intelligence to support supplier-related decisions. He described the partnership as a step toward enabling businesses to act with better visibility and confidence.
Mohammad Zohaib Khan, Head of Supply Chain at Power Cement, said the initiative will help the company take a more data-driven and structured approach to supplier due diligence, financial and compliance risk assessment, and everyday procurement decisions. He added that the partnership supports Power Cement’s broader effort to build a more resilient, transparent and future-ready supply chain ecosystem.
Dun and Bradstreet Pakistan is linked with Dun and Bradstreet South Asia Middle East as part of the Dun & Bradstreet Worldwide Network. The global business data provider says it maintains one of the world’s largest commercial databases, covering more than 600 million companies, and its intelligence tools are used widely for operations, compliance and growth decisions.
