SECP proposes national agricultural spot market to connect farmers with buyers and banks
Most outlets reported the proposal by the SECP to establish a national agricultural spot market, highlighting its aim to connect farmers with warehouses, banks, and buyers through a digital platform. While the core proposal was consistent across the coverage, some outlets, such as BOL News and Profit, emphasized the goal of curbing crop losses and improving farm prices, whereas others, like Pakistan Observer and Business Recorder, focused more on enhancing farmers' access to finance and digital trading. The Nation and Business Recorder also noted the involvement of the SECP chairman, Dr Kabir Ahmed Sidhu, in the proposal.
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SECP chief proposes establishing national agri spot market
ISLAMABAD: The Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Dr Kabir Ahmed Sidhu has proposed establishing a national agricultural spot market to connect farmers, warehouses, banks and buyers through a common digital trading platform, helping secure better prices for growers, reduce post-harvest losses and expand access to financing. Addressing the Pakistan Institute of Devel...
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SECP chief proposes establishing national agricultural spot market
ISLAMABAD - Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Chairman Dr Kabir Ahmed Sidhu has proposed establishing a national agricultural spot market to connect farmers, warehouses, banks and buyers through a common digital trading platform, helping secure better prices for growers, reduce post-harvest losses and.
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SECP proposes national agricultural spot market to improve farm prices, cut crop losses
Proposed digital platform would link farmers with warehouses, banks and buyers through transparent bidding and electronic warehouse receipts.
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SECP Proposes National Digital Market to Boost Farmers’ Earnings
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has proposed establishing a national agricultural spot market to connect farmers, warehouses,…
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SECP proposes national agricultural spot market to link farmers with finance, transparent trade
The Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Dr Kabir Ahmed Sidhu on Thursday proposed establishing a national agricultural spot market to connect farmers, warehouses, banks and buyers through a common digital trading platform, helping secure better prices for growers, reduce post-harvest losses and expand access to financing.
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SECP chief proposes national agricultural spot market to curb crop losses in Pakistan
Pakistan faces massive crop losses due to limited storage capacity for its 55.7M tons of produce. SECP chief proposes a national agricultural spot market.
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