The state of Punjab’s industries
Amidst political wrangling, the country’s largest province aims to keep industrial growth on track with policy continuity and innovation
Everyone aboard the solar express?
You would think that the announcement from any government anywhere in the world that they were installing 10,000 MW of solar energy...
Running out of options: The state of our telcos
Recent financial results indicate that the sector has reached a tipping point
Going the Thar route
After decades of policy shifts on the energy front, will Pakistan go towards domestic coal to avoid the bloodbaths of the spot markets?
Is a deregulated petroleum market the way to go ?
In a recent turn of events, sources have told Profit that the government is considering deregulating the petroleum, oil and lubricant market....
NEPRA’s CSR award ceremony comes under fire
ISLAMABAD: National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) Member Sindh Rafique Ahmad Shaikh on Wednesday raised serious objections over a Corporate Social Responsibility...
Cnergyico leaps ahead of Shell and Total to become largest private-sector fuel retailer
The acquisition of Puma Energy Pakistan means that they are now the second largest fuel retailer after state-owned PSO
NEPRA jacks up power prices by Rs4.3 per unit
ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) announced on Thursday that it has allowed a Rs4.3 per unit increase in power...
Demand boosts steel prices
Mughal Steel in particular seeks to benefit
How do petrol pumps make money?
After all of the hullabaloo surrounding the increase in margins, how does the petrol pump business model even work?
How the pandemic gave Pakistani denim a second life
If exports are to stay high, there must be a focus on how we produce rather than how much
Local retail pivot helps Gul Ahmed surge
The companies’ sales jumped 60% to Rs53 billion to Rs86 billion in 2021
LNG 101: What is LNG, and how is it priced and traded?
n the first part of Profit’s LNG classes, we explain the basics of what LNG is and why it costs as much as it does
Step aside Lucky Cement, Fauji Cement is now #2 in the North
The merger between Fauji and Askari cement might prove to be a gamechanger
Kohinoor impresses again in textile sector
Nobody was surprised to find out that the organization had done well