The final results of the 22nd Annual P@SHA ICT Awards 2026 have been announced, with leading technology companies, public-sector platforms, startups and student teams securing Gold Awards across key categories.
Systems Limited won the Gold Award as the country’s largest IT exporter in the Top Exporter category. In the public sector, NADRA’s Pak ID Mobile App secured the Gold Award in the Citizen Services category.
In digital finance, TPS Pakistan received the Gold Award for IRIS Tokenization Connect. In the digital lifestyle segment, Jazz World / The Software Factory won Gold Awards in both consumer categories for its products ROX and Fikar Free.
Aabshar emerged as a double Gold winner, receiving awards in Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Environment for its AI Water Intelligence Platform.
In IT services, BPO and export-related categories, Contour Software won the Gold Award for Export Growth, while Tribe Consulting secured the Gold Award in the Best in BPO category. NETSOL Technologies was declared the Gold Award winner for environmental and social initiatives under CSR. Sybrid Private Limited received the Gold Award in the Gender Diversity category.
In technology, artificial intelligence and data analytics, Mobi Service Pakistan’s Mobigence platform won the Gold Award in the Internet of Things category. Scitforte’s ESGENTA project received the Gold Award in Data Analytics, while DxVision AI took the top position and Gold Award in Research and Development. Cybersecurity startup ComplySec won the Gold Award for Best Startup.
In the public sector, security and business services segment, WAI Advanced Industries’ project Digital Eye won the Gold Award in the Digital Government category. Quickgen Technologies won three Gold Awards across retail, tourism and security solutions. Salesflo received the Gold Award in the ICT Services category for Salesflo Promo Pro, while Qaflah Inc was named the Gold Award winner in legal and HR services solutions.
In industry, agriculture, energy and logistics, Scitforte’s agriculture platform Agrifatt secured the Gold Award in the Agriculture category. The Brave Next won the Gold Award in Manufacturing for its AI industrial monitoring system. Turing Technologies received the Gold Award in Energy and Utilities for Vessel Titan. Ajmeral Aviation Systems was declared the Gold Award winner in the Supply Chain Logistics category, while LMKR’s Trverse platform won Gold in Transportation.
In health, environment and community-focused categories, Xylexa won the Gold Award in Health and Wellbeing for its medical imaging platform XyCAD. DynaSys Networks secured the Gold Award in Community Services for its Automated Flood Warning System. The company also won the Gold Award in Sustainability and Environment for its Smart Water Metering project.
Brain Swarm Robotics won the Gold Award in the Education category for its AnyBOT platform. Shadiyana, a wedding services platform, secured the Gold Award in the Marketplace category.
Student teams also featured among the Gold Award winners. NUST CEME students won the Gold Award in the Tertiary Students category for their project OmniCyte. Voice Pilots received the Gold Award in the Senior Students category, while Beaconhouse School System students won the Junior Student category Gold Award for their project EpiNEST.
