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Pakistan Railways Revenue Hits Record Rs115bn Despite Losses

Pakistan Railways (PR) recorded its highest annual revenue of Rs115.157bn in 2025-26, up 24.19% YoY, though losses were still reported due to limited capacity to compete with road transport. Passenger revenue was raised to a record Rs50.590bn, while freight earnings were increased to Rs40.781bn from Rs31.91bn, showing 27.78% annual and 45% two-year growth. Sundry revenue was lifted 90.82% to Rs16.401bn. Property and land generated Rs11.99bn, scrap sales added Rs1.96bn, and commercial activities contributed Rs2.12bn. Total earnings rose from Rs88.79bn in 2023-24 to Rs92.72bn in 2024-25 and Rs115.15bn in 2025-26. Cash inflows were increased to Rs120.07bn from Rs96.37bn.

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Pakistan Malaysia Trade Target USD 5 Billion

Federal Minister for the Board of Investment Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh attended the Malaysia–Pakistan Business Engagement 2026 as Guest of Honour at the High Commission of Malaysia. The event brought together public- and private-sector representatives, business leaders and investors to explore bilateral trade, investment and business-to-business collaboration. Malaysia’s High Commissioner, Ambassador Dato’ Mohammad Azhar Mazlan, highlighted Pakistan’s importance as a South Asian trading partner and expressed confidence that stronger commercial engagement and private-sector participation could increase bilateral trade from approximately USD 1.5 billion to USD 5 billion.

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SE Fruits IPO Investors Receive Refunds

SECP Pursues Action Over Discrepancies in SE Fruits IPO Prospectus

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan is pursuing regulatory action over material discrepancies in the IPO prospectus of SE Fruits and Vegetable Limited. The prospectus was based on information contained in the company’s audited financial statements. To protect investors, the SECP suspended further proceedings after the book-building process. The company later voluntarily withdrew its IPO, saying it intends to resubmit at a later stage with enhanced disclosures. Subscription money has been refunded to investors. The case has also prompted calls for stronger audit oversight and more reliable disclosures in public offerings.

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Pakistan Returns to Governors’ Chair After 73 Years

Pakistan has been nominated to chair the Boards of Governors of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund in 2027, marking the country’s first appointment to the role since 1953. Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Pakistan’s WBG Governor Ahad Khan Cheema was formally announced as the incoming chair during the plenary session of the 2026 WBG–IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok. The Boards of Governors are the institutions’ highest decision-making bodies, representing member countries and setting their broad direction. Pakistan’s chairmanship will provide an opportunity to contribute to global economic and development discussions and facilitate dialogue among member countries.

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