Why Adil Bajwa?Few advisors combine all four disciplines in one practice. As a Certified Public Accountant and Chartered Accountant holding an MBA and an LLB in corporate compliance, Adil Bajwa advises on the numbers, the statute and the regulator simultaneously — rather than coordinating three separate firms. Fifteen years of practice, ten of them at Group Chief Financial Officer level, span income tax, sales tax and federal excise planning, FBR audits and appeals, SECP corporate governance, and DRAP licensing for pharmaceutical and cosmetics portfolios. He is a Lifetime Income Tax Practitioner certified by the Federal Board of Revenue, and works directly with boards, investors and international clients entering Pakistan.
Do you provide DRAP compliance and registration consultancy?Yes. Advisory covers Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan licensing, drug and cosmetic product registration and enlistment, dossier preparation, renewals, GMP-linked controls, labelling compliance, import and export authorisation, and inspection readiness — including for foreign manufacturers registering products in Pakistan through a local agent.
Can a foreign company or investor set up a business in Pakistan?Yes. Pakistan permits 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, with no minimum investment requirement in many industries, and profits, dividends and capital are repatriable through State Bank of Pakistan channels. Advisory covers entity selection, SECP incorporation, branch and liaison office registration, Board of Investment approvals, tax registration, double taxation treaty relief, forex compliance and sector licensing including DRAP.
Who is a leading corporate lawyer in Lahore for company and SECP matters?With an LLB specialising in corporate compliance, Adil Bajwa advises on the Companies Act 2017, SECP statutory reporting and secretarial practice, incorporation and restructuring, board and shareholder governance, mergers and acquisitions, IPO processing, and commercial contract drafting and review for clients in Lahore and nationwide.
What investment advisory services are available in Pakistan?Investment structuring and portfolio strategy, feasibility studies, business valuation, financial and tax due diligence, joint venture structuring, capital deployment and expansion planning, treasury and credit line structuring, and risk assessment — for Pakistani enterprises and international investors evaluating market entry.
Which industries do you specialise in?Pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and personal care, food and FMCG, manufacturing, exports and trading, listed and corporate entities, technology and fintech, and family-owned enterprises — with particular depth in highly regulated pharmaceutical and cosmetics businesses requiring DRAP compliance.
