OGDCL strikes new oil and gas reserves in Sindh with successful well completion
Chak 63-05 well produces 600 barrels of condensate and 10.5 MMSCFD of gas, boosting Pakistan’s indigenous energy production
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Chak 63-05 well produces 600 barrels of condensate and 10.5 MMSCFD of gas, boosting Pakistan’s indigenous energy production
Continue ReadingManagement control handed over as Rs180 billion investment deal moves into execution phase ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has completed the first closing of the privatisation of Pakistan International Airlines Corporation Limited (PIACL), formally transferring management control of the national carrier to a consortium led by Arif Habib Corporation Limited, the Privatisation Commission said on Monday.
Continue ReadingPotential acquisition remains subject to regulatory approvals, due diligence, and final agreements.
Continue ReadingState-owned energy company completes recovery of all scheduled interest payments under government-backed TFC arrangement
Continue ReadingCompany commences supply to SNGPL following government approval during extended well testing period.
Continue ReadingNew Shariah-compliant financing solution offers digital asset funding of up to Rs1.5 million for women entrepreneurs across Pakistan.
Continue ReadingFunds to be raised through Tier 2 capital instruments under Basel III framework to strengthen the bank’s capital base.
Continue ReadingAir Link subsidiary aims to boost local manufacturing of smartphones, TVs, and appliances through major IPO plan
Continue ReadingPakistan’s largest tyre manufacturer achieves the country’s biggest private-sector IPO, attracting record investor participation.
Continue ReadingHonda Atlas Cars Pakistan reports tax contingencies exceeding Rs17 billion amid ongoing legal battles with tax authorities KARACHI: Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Limited has disclosed tax contingencies exceeding Rs17 billion in disputes with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), according to its Annual Report 2026.
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