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FeaturedCherat Packaging to invest Rs1 billion in polypropylene plant
Cherat is taking out a long term loan to start its fourth line, in light of rising demand for the bags
FeaturedServis: the iconic shoe company doubles down on its tyre manufacturing business
The rubber goods manufacturer is setting up a joint venture with foreign investors to expand its production of radial tyres
FeaturedImperial Ltd. sells its land and packs up its sugar business
The struggling company has tried to keep going in various capacities, but has finally decided to exit its core business completely
FeaturedByco denies the WhatsApp rumour mill
Several WhatsApp groups had forwarded messages claiming that Byco had started two new production lines; Byco's share price went up on the PSX
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FeaturedFive years on, K-Electric transaction still pending clearance of Islamabad’s absurd demands
Finance Ministry refuses to give approval for the deal, resulting in now a five-year delay for the transaction
FeaturedTwo and a half years after applying, PTCL's licence has still not been renewed
The country’s second-largest telecommunications company – and the biggest one owned by the government – is facing significant delays from its own regulator
FeaturedDistressed Azgard 9 to sell its manufacturing plant for Rs825 million
The transaction is part of a distressed fire sale arranged at the behest of the company’s major creditors after the company defaulted on its loan obligations
FeaturedAnsari Sugar Mills vs Anver Majid: the saga continues
The desire of former President Asif Ali Zardari’s associate, and alleged partner in money laundering, to control his sugar mills from Karachi Central Jail continues to hamper the ability of the company to publish its financial statements
FeaturedIsuzu’s Pakistani partner is definitely not bringing in Chinese SUVs to Pakistan
Ghandhara Industries denies story that has been circulating on social media about its supposed plans to partner with a Chinese automaker
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