Ex-KE CEO Moonis Alvi appointed to lead GO Petroleum
Syed Moonis Abdullah Alvi, former chief executive officer (CEO) of K-Electric, has been appointed CEO of GO Petroleum. “Honoured to become CEO of GO Petroleum,” said Alvi in a post on a social media platform. “Grateful to our board and leadership for their trust. Committed to creating lasting value for Pakistan’s energy sector. Insha’Allah, onwards with purpose and resolve,” he added. Gas & Oil…
Former K-Electric CEO Syed Moonis Abdullah Alvi has been appointed as the new CEO of GO Petroleum, an oil marketing company with a retail network of over 1,300 fuel stations across Pakistan. Alvi expressed gratitude for the board's trust and commitment to creating lasting value for Pakistan's energy sector. Previously, Alvi held the same position at K-Electric, Pakistan's sole electricity provider, for 18 years before resigning in February 2026.
He has over 30 years of experience in finance, financial planning, and capital restructuring, and is a Fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan. However, Alvi has faced controversy in the past, with a National Assembly committee expressing displeasure with his attitude and the Sindh Ombudsman ordering his removal from K-Electric due to allegations of workplace harassment. Despite these setbacks, Alvi remains committed to his new role at GO Petroleum.
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