COMPANY PROFILE

10Pearls

Pakistani-founded IT services and consulting company, founded in 2004 by brothers Imran and Zeeshan Aftab. Its Pakistan base is in Karachi, and it operates across six countries.

Karachi · IT Consulting · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026

Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the U.S.Founded 2004
VerifiedLast verified: Aug 3, 2026
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FOUNDED2004
LISTING STATUSNot yet available
EMPLOYEES1,001–5,000 employees
PAKISTAN HQKarachi
REVIEWS ON FILE29Indeed Pakistan

Founders & leadership

Source:Company website

Co-Founder & CEOImran Aftab

Co-founded 10Pearls in 2004 with his brother Zeeshan Aftab.

Source: Company website · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026
Co-FounderZeeshan Aftab

Co-founded 10Pearls in 2004. Spoke at Women Tech Quest 2024, urging IT companies to adopt flexible, remote and hybrid working to accommodate women in the workforce.

Source: Company website · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026
PAKISTAN HEAD OFFICEKarachi
GLOBAL OFFICESUnited States · United Kingdom · Pakistan · Colombia · Costa Rica · PeruSource: Company website · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026

Employee sentiment

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Sources:Indeed

INDEEDPAKISTAN REVIEWSView on Indeed
4.4out of 5 · Pakistan29 reviewsAs published Aug 3, 2026
Compensation & benefits3.3
75%Approve of the CEO, per Indeed

What reviewers highlight

Reviewers point to flexible working hours and a hybrid model of three days in the office and two from home.

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Reviewers mention free lunches, health insurance, a mobile phone allowance and yearly raises.

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What reviewers criticise

Compensation and benefits are rated lower than the company overall by reviewers.

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One reviewer described the company as offering "free lunches but no transportation".

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WORK MODEL

How they work

Location, model, and rhythm.

Model
Hybrid
Working hours
Employee reviews describe a hybrid model of three days in the office and two days from home, with flexible working hours.Source: Indeed · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026
Locations
Karachi

HIRING

Who they hire

Levels and cadence, based on public listings.

LEVELS HIRED

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INTERVIEW

What to expect in interviews

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Reported benefits

Sources:Indeed · Company website

Health insuranceReported by employee reviewers.Indeed

INSIGHTS

What we know

TECH STACK

Not yet available

CULTURE

The company describes itself as an equal opportunity employer committed to maintaining a diverse workplace, and lists a "Commitment to Women" initiative alongside 10Pearls University, its centre for advanced learning.

Source: Company website · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026

GROWTH

Not yet available

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HISTORY

Founded in 2004 by brothers Imran and Zeeshan Aftab.

Source: Company website · Last verified: Aug 3, 2026
WOMEN AT WORKPLACE

Workplace indicators for women

Six indicators, each marked Confirmed, Partial, Not confirmed or Unverified on public evidence — with that evidence and its sources shown in full.

ORBIT’S OWN FRAMEWORK

These six indicators are Orbit’s structure, not a published dataset. Each one records what public evidence shows and links to it. “Not confirmed” means we found no public confirmation — not that the company lacks the provision.

Remote / hybrid optionConfirmed

Employee reviews describe a hybrid model of three days in the office and two days working from home. Co-founder Zeeshan Aftab separately urged IT companies to adopt flexible, remote and hybrid working for women at Women Tech Quest 2024.

SOURCES: Indeed Pakistan reviews · Express Tribune, 3 March 2024

Flexible timingsConfirmed

Flexible working hours are listed as a benefit in employee reviews.

SOURCES: Indeed Pakistan reviews

Female leadershipUnverified

Not yet available

Women-only spaceUnverified

Not yet available

Maternity policyPartial

No maternity or parental leave policy is published on the company website or careers page. Pakistan’s Maternity Benefit Ordinance 1958 sets a statutory minimum of 12 weeks, which applies to registered employers; no enhanced employer policy has been found.

SOURCES: Maternity Benefit Ordinance 1958 · 10Pearls careers page (no policy stated)

Transport facilityNot confirmed

No company transport or shuttle has been found in employee reviews or company material. One reviewer described the company as offering "free lunches but no transportation".

SOURCES: Indeed Pakistan reviews

WHERE THE SIX INDICATORS STAND
2CONFIRMEDRemote / hybrid option · Flexible timings
1PARTIALMaternity policy
1NOT CONFIRMEDTransport facility
ORBIT ASSESSMENT

Two of the six indicators are confirmed, one is partial, one is not confirmed, and two remain unverified.

Counted from the six indicators on this page as of 2026-08-03. Orbit's reading, not the company's position.

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Key stats

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