Saeed ur Rahman brings over 30 years of professional experience, specializing in regulatory affairs, particularly within the power sector for both local and foreign investors. He possesses extensive experience in dealing with regulatory matters concerning entities such as NEPRA, CPPA, NTDC, and the Ministry of Energy. His professional background includes senior financial roles at institutions like The Bank of Khyber, National Logistics Cell, Capital Development Authority, and Port Qasim Power Project, focusing broadly on financial, accounting, tax, and regulatory matters.
Academically, Saeed ur Rahman is a Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA) and an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA) from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP), complementing his Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Edwards College, Peshawar. He has advised and represented various Chinese companies on corporate affairs, taxation, and tariff issues, and guided a prominent GCC Group on investment ventures in Pakistan, encompassing coal and LNG-based power projects, gas pipelines, oil refineries, and real estate developments.
Over his career, Saeed ur Rahman served as a senior advisor for the 1320 MW Port Qasim Power Project, managing regulatory and policy matters from concept to commercial operations. He led feasibility studies and advisory services for mixed-use real estate projects in Islamabad and Karachi, and launched CDA’s Park Enclave and Margalla Housing Scheme on a commercial basis, including financial feasibility, marketing, business plans, and project execution. His portfolio also includes forming real estate joint ventures for National Logistics Cell with UAE-based groups, leading investments in strategic power and logistics projects for NLC, and conducting financial restructuring for a beverages plant and a textile mill, along with securing long-term financing for a sugar mill.