tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-114954082011-12-15T08:08:33.491+05:00This blog shall have articles & newsletters covering various developments in the business and industrial sector of Pakistan.ANMnoreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11495408.post-1111166086050628592005-03-18T22:01:00.000+05:002005-03-18T22:14:46.053+05:00

This is brief update on privitization taking place in Pakistan. Recently, Karachi Electricity(KESC), Kot Adu Power Plant (KAPCO), Oil & Gas Development Coroporation(OGDC)have been privatised while Pakistan State Oil (PSO), National Refinery (NRL), Pakistan Telecommunication are in the pipeline in next six months or so. With the exception of KESC, all other Companies are high performing Companies

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Pakistan is emerging as a preferred transit route for energy in the region due to its ideal geographical location at the crossroads of Central Asia and the Arabian Sea.The commercial energy needs of the country doubles every ten years due to its fast paced industrial developments. The government is therefore attaching high priority to the energy sector and is planning for the upgradation and

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Pakistan’s Textile & clothing sector accounts for 64 percent (approx) of the country’s total exports earnings. Pakistan’s Textile sector is in process of investing close to US $ 3 billion in expanding existing capacities, in higher value added exports and towards product diversification with an aim to face the post WTO era.Therefore the challenges of 2005 and beyond for Pakistan is to move up the

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For the success of economic activities, electricity is a basic ingredient. Although, in recent days, Pakistan has witnessed surplus power scenario but in very near future there will be a huge gap between demand and supply of electricity. In year 2010, the deficit between firm supply and peak demand is estimated around 5500 MW. The gap is to be plugged with the help of private sector’s

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The petroleum products and natural gas account for 80% of commercial energy use, electricity for about 15% and coal & liquefied petroleum gas account for the balance. The total consumption of oil has been in the vicinity of 18 Million MT/annum with heavy reliance on Imports in the range of 6-8 Million MT/annum in recent years. Given the high level of imports, the economy of Pakistan is

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