NIC Karachi Announces 36 Startups Selected for Incubation in Cohort 16

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NIC Karachi has announced the startups selected for incubation in Cohort 16, marking the arrival of the next generation of founders into one of Pakistan’s leading national incubation centers. The cohort spans a diverse mix of high impact sectors, including cybersecurity, fintech, industrial automation, women-led ventures and a range of other emerging domains, reflecting the breadth of problems young Pakistani founders are currently choosing to tackle.

NIC Karachi said the selected founders stood out through their innovative ideas, strong execution potential and a clear motivation to solve real world problems, qualities the incubator looks for when evaluating applicants for each new cohort. As these founders begin what the incubator describes as a transformative journey, NIC Karachi has committed to supporting them in scaling their ventures, sharpening their strategies and building businesses capable of lasting impact over time.

The Cohort 16 lineup includes a wide range of startups: Accountrix The Financial Consultants, Agahi, Aitebaar, Asaan Filer, ASAN PARCHI, Buddy Study, Campus Rides, AI Career Intelligence Labs, DigiSlip, EcoPly, Eitemaad, EMERSYS, Federal Ka Manjan, FoodLoot, Gray Scrubs AI, LikeSpaces, LooksInsight, Magitly, Mayaar, MedPixel AI, Momistan, PanelBot, PaveItGreen, Payssenger, Pixel Flow LLP, ProData Solution LLP, Reuna AI, Ruhana AI, Sawari, Setl, SHS Enterprises, SpyraSOC, Subyte, CoreTech Innovations, YouthPay and Zarkhad Organics. The sheer range of names, from fintech and AI focused ventures to sustainability and logistics plays, underscores how broad NIC Karachi’s incubation mandate has become as the ecosystem matures.

With 36 startups now part of Cohort 16, NIC Karachi continues to operate with the backing of Tech Destination Pakistan, the Ministry of IT and Telecommunication Pakistan, Ignite National Technology Fund, LMKT, LuckyOne Mall and Orbit Ventures. The scale of this latest cohort points to a steadily expanding pipeline of Pakistani startups moving through formal incubation, each now beginning the structured process of refining their ideas into ventures ready for the market.

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