The SECP data provides a corrective to the mass exit narrative. The Pakistani corporate sector is undergoing a transition ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has rejected reports suggesting a large-scale exit of foreign companies from Pakistan, clarifying that only 19 foreign firms ceased operations ...

SECP reports NBFC assets reach Rs6.84 trillion, up 21% in six months. Mutual funds, pension schemes, and lending sector growth drive overall expansion of Pakistan’s non-banking financial sector.

Pakistan’s non-bank financial sector maintained strong growth momentum during the second half of 2025, with total assets rising to Rs.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has witnessed a steady inflow of foreign investment across multiple sectors over the past three years, with foreign investors injecting Rs 40.7 billion through equity acquisitions ...

Seventy nine new foreign companies have commenced operations in Pakistan over the past three years while international companies invested Rs40.7 billion in key sectors during the same time period.

Pakistan is attracting substantial foreign investment across a wide range of sectors, particularly energy, logistics, information ...

Foreign participation has also expanded through equity transactions, with a total of 61 shareholding transactions involving foreign companies and local entities.

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has ordered all unlisted companies to convert their physical share ...

ISLAMABAD: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has categorically clarified that only 19 foreign companies ceased operations in Pakistan during the period 2022–2025, while 79 new ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has clarified that recent media reports suggesting a large number of foreign companies ...

Companies linked to the oil and gas sector, engineering and construction, banking, insurance, consulting and manufacturing ...