Finance Division responds to claims about state-owned enterprises' financial health
Most outlets reported that the Finance Division rejected claims of financial deterioration in state-owned enterprises, emphasizing that a decline in net fiscal flow does not equate to poor financial health. Business Recorder added the specific figure of Rs35.8bn in net fiscal inflow, while ProPakistani framed the Finance Division’s statement as a rebuttal to public perception.
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Govt Claims State Owned Companies Are Not Doing As Bad As People Think
The Finance Division has claimed that a decline in net fiscal flow from state-owned enterprises (SOEs) does not indicate a… Read More
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Finance Division rejects claims of SOE financial deterioration, cites Rs35.8bn net fiscal inflow
The Finance Division on Wednesday pushed back against media interpretations linking a decline in net fiscal flow to a deterioration in the financial health of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), saying the two are “distinct measures” that should not be conflated. In a press release, the ministry said fiscal flows capture transactions between the government and SOEs — including support extended by t...
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