TCP sugar export tender fails to attract bids
Most outlets reported that the Trading Corporation of Pakistan's sugar export tender received no bids, primarily due to the high reserve price of USD660 per metric ton. One outlet noted in passing that the price was at least USD145 above international rates, while another highlighted the lack of bids despite a reduction in earnest money.
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Govt Fails to Find Buyers for Surplus Sugar
A sugar export tender floated by the Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has received no bids, as the government’s reserve… Read More
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TCP sugar export tender draws no bids as $660 reserve price exceeds global rates
Tender for 107,739 tonnes of imported sugar fails despite cut in earnest money as TCP price remains at least $145 per tonne above international rates
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TCP sugar export tender gets no bids
KARACHI: The sugar export tender floated by the Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has failed to attract even a single bid, mainly due to the condition of a high minimum reserve price of USD660 per metric ton. The state run grain trader, on the directives of the federal government, on September 6, 2026 issued a tender for the export of 107,739 metric tons of imported white refined sugar on a...
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