Privatisation Commission working on sale of 17 state-owned enterprises
Most outlets led with the Privatisation Commission's plan to sell 17 state-owned enterprises, including nine DISCOs, banks, and insurance companies, and to outsource three major airports. Profit added that adviser Muhammad Ali called for sustained reforms and greater private investment, while Business Recorder also noted the inclusion of airports and banks in the privatisation basket.
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Pakistan moves to privatise 17 state-owned enterprises, outsource three major airports
Privatisation Commission pursuing transactions involving nine power distribution companies, banks and insurance firms; adviser Muhammad Ali calls for sustained reforms and greater private investment
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Airports, banks & insurance cos in the basket: PC working on sell-off of 17 SoEs, including 9 DISCOs
ISLAMABAD: The Privatisation Commission is working on the privatisation of 17 state-owned enterprises, including nine power distribution companies, as well as the outsourcing three major airports and transactions involving banks and insurance companies. Advisor to the Prime Minister on Privatisation and Chairman of the Privatisation Commission Muhammad Ali stated this while speaking at the CEO ...
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