Pakistan’s manufacturing sector shows modest annual growth
Most outlets reported a slight increase in Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing output, citing data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. Daily Times highlighted a 0.7% annual rise and noted the improvement compared to the previous period, while Minute Mirror reported a 0.67% increase and added that gains in certain sectors were offset by others. The framing was largely similar, though Minute Mirror described the growth as "modest" and provided more detail on balancing factors.
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Pakistan’s manufacturing output edges up 0.67% i...
Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing sector recorded modest growth in August 2026, as gains in petroleum products, automobiles and garments were offset
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Pakistan's industrial output grows 1.85% in first two months of FY27, falls 5% MoM in August
Petroleum products, garments and automobiles support industrial growth, while food, textiles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and steel record declines
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Pakistan’s large-scale industrial output rises 0.7% annually
Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing sector recorded annual growth of 0.7%, according to the latest data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The figures showed an improvement compared with the same period last year. However, large-scale industrial production fell 5% on a monthly basis, indicating mixed performance across the manufacturing sector. Read more: Govt paying […]
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