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 taken on the role of CEO at GO Petroleum, a prominent oil marketing company. Alvi expressed his gratitude for this new position, stating he is committed to providing lasting value to Pakistan's energy sector. GO Petroleum operates a vast network of over 1,300 fuel stations across the country, offering a range of fuels including petrol, high-octane, diesel, and lubricants.
Alvi previously served as CEO of K-Electric, Karachi's exclusive electricity provider, for an impressive 18-year tenure. He was reappointed as CEO in July 2025, following a period of absence. Despite facing criticism for his management style at K-Electric, including allegations of an "informal, unofficial and non-professional attitude," Alvi remains dedicated to his new role at GO Petroleum, vowing to work with purpose and resolve.
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