Growlytics Becomes Eleventh Startup Selected To Showcase At National Incubation Center Lahore Tech Summit

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Growlytics has been named the eleventh startup selected to take part in the National Incubation Center Lahore Tech Summit 2026, following a call for pitches from startups across Pakistan. The center announced the selection after receiving what it described as countless submissions, narrowing the field to the ventures that will appear at the summit. The summit takes place on November 12 and 13 and brings founders, investors and ecosystem leaders together for two days of learning, collaboration and networking.

The selection gives Growlytics the opportunity to showcase its vision, connect with investors and be part of Pakistan’s growing startup ecosystem. For a young company, a place at a summit that draws investors and industry leaders can mean introductions that would otherwise take months to arrange, along with public recognition among peers. The center framed the announcement with the line one opportunity, one spotlight and endless possibilities, and welcomed Growlytics to the summit family.

The reveal is part of a series in which the center has been announcing the startups that earned places through its open call, with Growlytics the eleventh to be named. The summit is supported by the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication, the Pakistan Software Export Board, Ignite, the National Technology Fund, NETSOL Technologies Limited, HBL, Ayub Ghauri, Salim Ghauri, Beaconhouse National University, the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Plug and Play Tech Center and Daftarkhwan. Details of what Growlytics will present are expected closer to the event, when the summit’s startup pitches and networking sessions take place.

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