Here is how net-metering will change if NEPRA’s Draft Prosumer Regulations, 2025 get approved
Key Changes Include Smart Metering, Net Billing Reforms, and a New Framework for Prosumers in Pakistan’s Energy Market
What pushed the SBP to trim rates by 50bps when markets expected no change?
Analysts had forecast no change amid inflation and IMF concerns
Toyota’s Fortuner price cut shakes the SUV market and revives fears of Kia style pricing instability
The Rs2.5 million rollback boosts short-term appeal but raises uncomfortable questions about resale confidence, buyer psychology, and Toyota’s long-term pricing discipline
Analysts see no interest rate cut on Monday. But when then do they expect easing to begin?
IMF urges "tight, data-dependent" stance amid inflation risks; Rupee, external pressures limit room to ease
Mapping EMIs in Pakistan since 2020: 6 live, 4 face death and 6 at IPA or pilot
More deaths are anticipated as the economics of making EMIs work look difficult
PTA clears the path for telecom shake-up
An imminent merger could catapult PTCL into the ranks of multi-billion-dollar enterprises
Why is Pakistan buying Canadian Canola?
By buying Canola from Canada, Pakistan is trying to strike a delicate balance in the emerging global trade landscape
A year of wheat and water
After one year of deregulation, even the IMF gave a nod to setting a wheat support price. They should have stayed the course
The formalized leverage market protecting from a contagion
The lessons from past crisis are providing the guard rails against future instability
$4 million funding, NBFC license and fintech acquisition: SLGTrax set to dominate logistics industry?
With the introduction of 4PL model, an NBFC license under their sleeve, and strong finances, SLGTrax now positions as a strong challenger in logistics industry
What Pakistan’s consumer apps might be telling India
The threat is not critical, but Pakistani companies need a better understanding of how to treat data they collect from their customers
Inequality in Pakistan is at ‘crisis’ levels
A new Oxfam report reveals how Pakistan’s wealthiest 10 percent command 42 percent of national income — a concentration that mirrors a regional pattern of inequality deepened by climate shocks and digital divides
Can AKD’s Arkadians rise after legal victory?
With a court case over the project dragging on since 2012, the Arkadians had become a gamble. Is it about to pay off?
After slowdown in 2025, Airlink gearing up for major expansion in 2026
The electronics assembly company will begin production on its Acer laptop facility, expand is domestic cellphone assembly, and begin shipping television sets as well
Who can catch NCP cars? FTO flags jurisdiction overreach
Ombudsman says provincial actions violate Customs Act, 1969; calls for restoration of federal jurisdiction over seized vehicles
