SE Fruits IPO book building ends at Rs40 strike price
SE Fruits and Vegetable Limited concluded its initial public offering book-building process in Karachi on Tuesday with a strike price of Rs40 per share.
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Air traffic control failure disrupts flights across parts of the UK
A technical issue at a National Air Traffic Services centre in Scotland has caused flight delays in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England.
SECP proposes more insurance tribunals and digital complaint system in Pakistan
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has recommended expanding insurance tribunals and creating a digital complaints system to handle policyholder grievances nationwide.
Pakistan government cuts petrol and diesel prices effective September 23
The Pakistani government reduced petrol and high-speed diesel prices starting Wednesday, September 23.
Pakistan finance ministry rejects claims IMF programme focuses on petroleum levy
The Pakistan Finance Division issued a statement on Tuesday rejecting reports that its International Monetary Fund engagement prioritises the petroleum development levy.
Pakistan TCP finalises deals for 550000 tonnes of wheat import
The Trading Corporation of Pakistan has finalised deals to import 550,000 metric tons of wheat for domestic consumption in Karachi.
Oil prices fall to lowest levels in weeks amid Iran war diplomacy hopes
Global oil benchmarks dropped to their lowest point in over a week on Monday as investors anticipated diplomatic progress regarding the US-Israeli war on Iran ahead of this week's United Nations General Assembly.
Government adjusts fuel prices with petrol hike and diesel cut for Tuesday
The federal government revised fuel costs effective September 22, raising petrol while lowering high-speed diesel rates.
Pakistan secures second Qatari LNG shipment through Strait of Hormuz after talks with Iran
Bloomberg reported on Monday that Pakistan negotiated safe passage for a liquefied natural gas tanker from Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz.
Pakistan mobile phone imports drop 8.85 percent in July-August
The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reported that mobile phone imports fell 8.85 percent to $274.129 million during July and August of the current fiscal year.