Telcos have their valentines month sorted, 5G auction set for February
As the country prepares for its most ambitious spectrum release ever, the stakes couldn't be higher
Can Pakistan’s textiles be revived?
This story is the second in a two-part feature focusing on the problems that plague Pakistan’s textile industry, and the solutions voices from within...
Meet Pakistan Reinsurance: The profitable backbone of Pakistan’s insurance industry
Other than providing a much needed certainty to the sector, Pakistan Reinsurance is able to carve out a profit for itself
For the Telenor acquisition to work, PTCL needs to be able to raise prices
Analysts believe that PTCL has all the ingredients to stage a comeback, provided it is able to raise the stubbornly low prices in Pakistani telecoms, without losing market share
After strong 2025, grown stalls at Symmetry Group
Company looks to AI and acquisitions to fuel additional productivity and revenue growth respectively
Sluggish growth at ABL, as bank continues to lose market share
In a record-breaking year for the banking sector, ABL’s revenue growth has barely beaten inflation
The fall of Pakistan’s textiles
The problems are well identified. But how did a once proud and strong industry come to its current state?
How big is Pakistan’s YouTube industry?
Recent data shared by YouTube reveals what sells in Pakistan and what doesn’t.
In it for the money? Unlikely. But who are the HBL PSL’s franchise owners?
Franchise sport is generally considered less an investment for team owners and more a passion project
Supernet announces major push towards regional expansion
The company aims to increase its investment in its Dubai-based subsidiary as the launchpad for a wider international growth strategy
How the HBL PSL became Pakistan cricket’s financial lifeline
In the past five years, the tournament has consistently been the biggest contributor to the PCB’s revenue. This is where the money comes from, and where it should be going
Inside PIA’s second coming
After decades of losses and failed attempts, Pakistan finally privatizes its national carrier in a landmark $482 million deal
Diamond to resume mattress manufacturing after years off the market
The company has resumed manufacturing operations in a rented factory in Lahore
Supernet’s post-connectivity pivot: doubling revenue at the cost of thinner margins
It was the first tech company to list on the PSX’s GEM Board. The market response has been nuanced
Pakistan does not have a billion-dollar software company. Meet the man who wants to change that
Amir Wain is building i2c into a SaaS powerhouse that is rapidly turning into one of the country’s largest software exporters
