Pakistan Refinery has announced a temporary shutdown lasting 15 days beginning August 17, 2025. The refinery will stop operations to carry out essential regeneration and maintenance work.
In a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange, Pakistan Refinery stated that the shutdown is part of its scheduled maintenance activities. These steps are necessary to ensure smooth and efficient operations once the refinery resumes work.
Pakistan Refinery plays a key role in the country’s energy sector. It is a subsidiary of Pakistan State Oil Company Limited and supplies refined petroleum products to the domestic market. Regular maintenance is important for the refinery to maintain safety and meet production standards.
The refinery was established in May 1960 and has since been a major contributor to Pakistan’s energy supply chain. The upcoming shutdown will temporarily affect production but is essential for long-term efficiency.
Officials assured stakeholders that the maintenance work will be completed within the 15-day timeframe. They emphasized that the shutdown is planned and necessary to avoid unexpected breakdowns in the future.
Pakistan Refinery continues to focus on delivering reliable petroleum products to support the nation’s energy needs. The company regularly performs such maintenance to improve its infrastructure and operational capacity.
Once maintenance is complete, Pakistan Refinery will resume full operations and continue to meet market demands. The refinery remains committed to ensuring energy stability in Pakistan.
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