APTMA Commends Pakistani Leadership for Brokering Vital Iran US Ceasefire Agreement
The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association praises Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and military leadership for diplomatic success in facilitating a regional truce.
IMF Mission to Visit Pakistan in May for Finalizing 15.6 Trillion Rupee Tax Target
IMF mission scheduled for May 2026 to finalize Pakistan’s 2026-27 budget as the Fund sets an ambitious 15.564 trillion rupee tax collection target for the FBR.
Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Appoints Mohammed Zaki Bashir as Chief Executive Officer
Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Limited names Mohammed Zaki Bashir as its new CEO to lead the countrys leading composite textile and retail giant from April 2026.
APTMA urge FBR to allow super tax adjustment against refunds for textile exporters
APTMA ask FBR to let textile exporters adjust super tax liabilities against pending refunds and pay remaining amount in instalments amid liquidity pressure.
APTMA Urges FBR to Act Against Grey Fabric Misdeclaration Under Export Facilitation Scheme
APTMA has asked the FBR to take immediate action against alleged misdeclaration of grey cotton fabric under the Export Facilitation Scheme, warning of revenue losses and risks to Pakistan’s domestic textile industry.
APTMA asks FBR to adjust super tax liabilities against pending refunds
APTMA has urged the FBR to allow adjustment of super tax liabilities against long-pending sales tax and income tax refunds, warning that immediate recovery could disrupt the cash-strapped textile sector.
Pakistan Government Evaluates Energy Costs to Boost Textile Industry Exports
The Pakistani government is reviewing energy costs and operational factors affecting textile exporters, aiming to enhance competitiveness, sustainability, and growth within the ongoing economic reform framework.
Petroleum Division and Ogra Urged to Resolve Grid Levy and RLNG Charges Issues for Textile Sector
The Ministry of Finance has directed the Petroleum Division and Ogra to resolve issues regarding the grid transition levy and retrospective RLNG charges for the textile sector. Business representatives argue that these charges are causing severe financial strain, urging reclassification of high-efficiency plants and updates on RLNG actualization.