Is Daewoo a Pakistani company?
Daewoo is not a Pakistani company by origin, but the entity Daewoo Pakistan Express Bus Service Limited (DPEBSL) is a Pakistani company. DPEBSL was originally established as a subsidiary of the South Korean conglomerate Daewoo Corporation in the late 1990s. While it retains the brand name, its ownership has transitioned over time; it is currently owned by Asia Pak Investments Limited. The company remains a benchmark for organized intercity transportation in Pakistan, leveraging technical legacies from its South Korean partners while being managed under local strategic direction.
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