Pakistan Business

Pakistan LNG tender seeks December and January deliveries after earlier offers reached USD 31 per MMBtu, as the country prepares for winter gas needs

Federal Constitutional Court reserves judgment on Punjab's limestone royalty calculation, with a ruling expected next week

The government issued PKR 4.18 trillion in Sukuk in the first 10 months of 2026, more than double the amount issued in all of 2025.

Company tells PSX it is not a party to the definitive agreement Thatta disclosed a day earlier

PSMA cites 1.1 million tonnes of surplus sugar and presses for additional export permission and industry deregulation

Planning minister warns rapid population growth could strain resources and urges NFC reforms to reward provinces for managing it

Pakistan's small-cap representation falls to 78 as Attock Refinery joins the main frontier index, with changes effective December 1

Karachi Chamber proposes monthly meetings of major trade bodies as businesses raise concerns over financing, regulations and the Torkham border closure

Federal development spending reaches only PKR 103.88 billion against a PKR 1 trillion allocation despite PKR 412.29 billion being authorized

Petrol becomes 10.6% cheaper and diesel falls 7.9% since October 31 as easing US-Iran tensions push international crude prices lower

Individuals can join the Active Taxpayer List without paying the surcharge by undertaking not to acquire property for six months

Benchmark settles at 179,335.24, up 3.13%, as banks, cement and energy stocks lead gains amid falling international oil prices

Retail investors can subscribe at PKR 15.50 per share after the IPO attracted bids for 158% of its book-building allocation

TCP seeks international buyers for approximately 108,000 metric tons of surplus sugar after an earlier tender with a USD 660-per-ton minimum price attracted no bids

October inflows reach USD 3.89 billion, up 14% year over year, with Saudi Arabia remaining the largest source

Investments climb 477% since 2018, highlighting banks' dominant role in government borrowing and concerns over private-sector credit

EVs up to USD 50,000 would keep a 1% sales tax instead of the 18% the IMF sought, according to official documents and sources