SECP clears Signature Residency REIT IPO amid pickup in listings
Offering becomes fifth main-board listing on PSX in FY26

Haris Zamir
Business Editor
Experience of almost 33 years where started the journey of financial journalism from Business Recorder in 1992. From 2006 onwards attached with Television Media worked at Sun Tv, Dawn Tv, Geo Tv and Dunya Tv. During the period also worked as a stringer for Bloomberg for seven years and Dow Jones for five years. Also wrote articles for several highly acclaimed periodicals like the Newsline, Pakistan Gulf Economist and Money Matters (The News publications)

An illustration of the Signature Residency REIT project
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has approved the issuance, circulation, and publication of the Prospectus for the Offer for Sale and Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Signature Residency REIT (SRR). The offering comprises 8,250,000 units, representing 25% of the REIT's total units.
SRR is a Shariah-compliant developmental REIT Scheme managed by Arif Habib Dolmen REIT Management Limited. The offer for sale is being made by the REIT Scheme's existing unitholders, who are proportionately offering 25% of their holdings to the general public.
The IPO segment has demonstrated robust momentum during FY26. This offering marks the fifth listing on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Main Board so far this year.
SRR will be the second REIT Scheme to list during the current financial year, bringing the total number of REIT Schemes listed on the PSX to five. This trend reflects revitalized issuer confidence in capital market financing and highlights the growing investment opportunities for the public.
The acceleration of listings on the PSX is instrumental in strengthening domestic capital formation, promoting financial inclusion, and fostering a culture of transparency and corporate governance.
The SECP has proactively revamped the Public Offering Regulations, 2017, to streamline the IPO process and enhance efficiency by reducing approval timelines. These reforms are focused on easing issuer access to capital and broadening retail participation through an improved IPO journey for both issuers and investors.







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