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Mergers & AcquisitionsAfter months of brinkmanship and one collapse, Packages Group and AkzoNobel set to sign a deal
The paint manufacturer will be acquired by the Packages Group in what industry sources are calling a very good deal. But how will Packages operate in an industry that is plagued with issues?
News Analysis (Premium Content)UBL shatters records as the first bank ever to post a pre-tax profit exceeding Rs. 100 billion in a single quarter
How a perfect bond timing and a massive deposit engine collapsed a year’s worth of performance into a single record-breaking quarter.
SatireIndian TV anchors condemn Pakistan’s efforts to solve Indian LPG crisis
FeaturedProfits among listed pharma companies surge to record $150 million
With price increases barely above inflation, the industry’s revenue and profits have soared, while input costs have remained muted
FeaturedBranch expansion drive cuts into Soneri Bank’s margins
The bank is investing heavily in growing its physical footprint and aims to hit over 1,000 branches over the medium term
FeaturedRussia has allowed the import of Pakistani potatoes. Does it matter?
After a ban on Pakistani potatoes because of tuber moths and tomato wilt virus, Pakistani potatoes are back on Russian markets. With a glut in the system and Afghanistan closed off, this might be a small respite potato farmers need
Profit MagazineProfit E-Magazine Issue 397
SatireUS Secretary of War’s fund manager asks him to fire just one more services chief
FeaturedPolicy paralysis on petrol will only increase the trust deficit
Either the April 2 increase was necessary, in which case publicly undercutting it a day later was poor statecraft. Or it was not properly thought through, in which case ministers were sent out to defend a decision that did not deserve defending. Neither interpretation inspires confidence
Profit MagazineProfit E-Magazine Issue 396
HeadlinesThe mobile app petrol subsidy for bikes is not going to work. There are other solutions.
The government has finally passed on the rising price of oil on the international market after dragging its feet and spending billions on a blanket subsidy. What is needed is a targeted subsidy, and the infrastructure is already in place.
