Govt to Open Power Market in 2026, Allowing Consumers to Choose Electricity Providers
The government plans to liberalize the electricity market in 2026, enabling consumers to choose their power suppliers and fostering competition in Pakistan’s energy sector.
Hub Power Unveils Major Energy Expansion with New Oil Terminal, EV Charging Network and Industrial Projects
Hub Power Company has announced an ambitious plan to build a new oil terminal, expand into offshore energy exploration, and roll out Pakistan’s largest EV charging network. The company is diversifying across energy, infrastructure, and electric mobility to address the country’s growing energy and transportation needs.
KSE-100 Crosses 150,000 Milestone in Intraday Trade as Market Sentiment Improves
The KSE-100 Index at the Pakistan Stock Exchange crossed 150,000 points in intraday trade for the first time, driven by investor optimism, government reform measures, and strong sectoral performance across banking, cement, and pharmaceuticals.
Pakistan Seals Record Rs 1.29 Trillion Banking Deal to Tackle Circular Debt, Sets Stage for Deeper Reforms
Pakistan finalizes its largest-ever banking transaction of Rs 1.29 trillion to address power sector circular debt, marking a critical step in economic stabilization. PBA Chairman warns sustainable solutions depend on continuing governance and sector reforms.
Pakistan’s Power Sector Charts New Course: Zafar Masud Highlights Post-Budget Reforms and Circular Debt Strategy
Pakistan’s power sector is stepping into a new era with structural reforms and a focus on tackling circular debt. In a detailed conversation, Zafar Masud, Chairman of the Pakistan Banks’ Association, outlines how post-budget measures are restoring financial discipline and setting the groundwork for sustainable energy economics.
KSE-100 Suffers 1.74% Weekly Drop as Geopolitical Tensions Weigh on Investor Confidence
The KSE-100 index ended the week down 1.74%, with geopolitical tensions and weak macroeconomic signals keeping investors cautious. Trading remained lackluster as global uncertainty overshadowed domestic reforms and financial agreements.