Bond Worth City Date First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Rs 100 Karachi 15-08-2023 700,000 PKR 200,000 PKR 1,000 PKR 1st Prize Bond Number, Prize
Bond Worth City Date First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Rs 1500 Peshawar 15-08-2023 3,000,000 PKR 1,000,000 PKR 18,500 PKR 1st Prize Bond Number, Prize
Amid energy market challenges, Pakistan State Oil (PSO), the nation’s primary energy firm, exhibits remarkable resilience
Bond Worth City Date First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Rs 750 Rawalpindi 17-07-2023 1,500,000 PKR 500,000 PKR 9,300 PKR 1st Prize Bond Number, Prize
The National Savings Division’s Queta office will hold Prize Bond Rs200 draw No. 94 today, June 15, 2023 (Thursday). Bond Worth City Date Series First
The Indus Motor Company, responsible for assembling Toyota vehicles in Pakistan, will suspend production from August 25 to September 6 due to reduced demand resulting from lower consumer purchasing power.
On Monday, Pakistan generated the most electricity in the country’s history, at 25,516MW. According to a Ministry of Energy statement, power generation eclipsed all previous records on August 21. The highest-ever power generation of 25,516MW was reported on August 21 during 24 hours.
KARACHI – Gold prices maintained their upward trend and experienced a significant surge on Tuesday in the local market, mirroring the movement in the global bullion market.
The BAIC’s BJ40 second generation has finally been shown. The off-road body-on-frame SUV features modern technologies such as a double screen in the interior, LED lights, self-driving capability, and so on.
In an unfortunate turn of circumstances, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has been forced to ground a significant portion of its fleet, with 11 aircraft, including three Boeing 777s, being grounded. The national carrier is dealing with the severity of a financial crisis that has crippled its operations.
Dr. Umar Saif, the newly appointed Caretaker Federal Minister for Information Technology & Telecommunication and Science & Technology, has expressed his determination to significantly boost ICT exports in Pakistan. He aims to raise ICT exports from the current $2.62 billion to a range of $10 to $20 billion.
The Pakistan Tobacco Company (PTC) has highlighted a shortage of more than 10.3 million tons of tobacco in the market, leading farmers to sell tobacco at prices ranging from Rs. 430 to Rs. 1,400 per kg, despite the official minimum price of Rs. 310 per kg. PTC representatives explained that cigarette factories set a target to buy 8.5 million kilos of tobacco from farmers but were only able to purchase seven million kilos due to bad weather and the tobacco shortage.
