Company Background and Growth

Netsol Technologies Limited is a tech company that was incorporated during 1996 in Pakistan. It was
registered under the 1984 Companies Ordinance as a Private Limited Company. The company is limited
by shares in the early days and soon converted as a public limited company in 2004. The company got
listed for the first time on Karachi Stock Exchange in 2005 and subsequently got listed on other leading
stock exchanges as well. Due to de-mutualization of the exchanges, these stocks collaborative merged as
a Pakistan Stock Exchange by 2015. Due to this merging of stock exchanges, the company was enlisted
officially in Pakistan Stock Exchange afterwards.

The main operations of the company is associated with the development as well as distribution of
computer software as well as relevant services in Pakistan. Furthermore, the company also started
distributing services on a global scale. The major registered office of the firm is located at NetSol
Information Technology Village which is a Technology Park in Lahore, Pakistan. A firm majority of the
company owned a subsidiary NetSol Technologies in the United States.

Success Story

In recent interviews, the founder of NetSol technologies Najeeb Ullah Gauhri he stated several
challenges the company faced in its early days. As an entrepreneur, he slowly but firmly managed to
ascend the company NetSol Technologies to a Level 5 company quite impressively. Not to mention that
his company is the only of its kind in Pakistan. Even after facing economic instability and political
challenges in country, he motivated the team by stressing the value of economies in a growing
generation. Due to that, he persuaded his team to hone the abilities needed for successful
entrepreneurs to reach a leading point. Furthermore, he also praised the UMT faculty for producing
amazing graduates over the course of 2 decades. Apart from his successes, he also discussed some
periods where the company faced various challenges. The most known ones were caused following the
9/11 incident on a global scale. He considered this as the most challenging time for the company to
expand on a global scale.