Millat Tractors’ revenues tank over 43% in annus horribilis for Pakistani farmers

Even before the floods hit the country, Millat’s revenues and profits were drowning

Bank of Punjab has been stable for a while. It took interim dividends for the market to notice

The bank is a long way from the major hole in its balance sheet that came from the 2008 financial crisis; it now believes it can predictably generate shareholder returns

Despite stiffer competition, Toyota Pakistan closes best ever year in 2025

Net income rose to record levels even as Kia and Chinese automakers gained a significant foothold in the market

Declining production hits PPL’s bottom line

Net income fell 19% due to a combination of falling production and falling prices

Citi Pharma dips its toes into veterinary medicine

In a significant development within Pakistan's pharmaceutical sector, Citi Pharma Limited (CPHL) has announced its foray into the veterinary healthcare market through...

After expansion bid, Bunnys braces for flood impact

The recent flooding has raised fears the prices of wheat will increase making margins for food companies like Bunny's smaller

Shanghai Electric finally pulled the plug on K-Electric. What comes next?

The withdrawal of Shanghai Electric has been a foregone conclusion for at least two years now, but it still marks a dark moment in Pakistan’s business history

For the average Pakistani household, loans are becoming a replacement for insurance

Pakistan’s financial inclusion numbers have shot up in the past decade but access to formal credit remains seriously misaligned with the average household’s needs

Pakistan’s 5G mirage: The spectrum gamble threatening digital dreams

Telecom sector grows restless as auction delays reveal regulatory shortcomings

Declining rates cause revenue and profit slump at Standard Chartered Pakistan

Lower rates bite as deposits fail to keep pace at the oldest bank continually operating in the country

Barkat Frisian moves backward into its poultry farm supply chain

New farms to hatch in house supply and reduce volatility; investment to cost Rs690 million

The return of industrial policy

Pakistan is getting serious about industrialization. Or is it just more of the same?

Still thinking about shopping like a billionaire? Maybe not at these prices

Temu seems to have ended its deep discounting policy globally. What could be behind this decision? And why has the Competition Commission of Pakistan recommended that the PTA block the platform?

Can Pakistan electrify 36 million vehicles before it’s too late?

Following 2019's policy failure, the country pivots to self-funding model

Sluggish growth, widening losses at Quice

Revenue inches up, profits slide, reflecting a classic loss of pricing power; the brand mostly sells nostalgia to expatriate Pakistanis