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A delegation of businessmen and investors from Saudi Arabia has expressed keen interest in investin Pakistan’s agriculture sector as a
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STAFF REPORT ISB: The Saudi firm has taken over National Power Construction Corporation (NPCC) following bidding of disinvestment of 88 percent government shares in the company.
The bidding process was supervised by Chairman Privatization Commission, Muhammad Zubair Umar. Sixteen parties had expressed interest in bidding process and seven were eventually scrutinized on the recommendations of the financial advisers as the pre-qualified parties in May last year. Saudi based company M/s
STAFF REPORT ISB: The Saudi firm has taken over National Power Construction Corporation (NPCC) following bidding of disinvestment of 88 percent government shares in the company.
The bidding process was supervised by Chairman Privatization Commission, Muhammad Zubair Umar. Sixteen parties had expressed interest in bidding process and seven were eventually scrutinized on the recommendations of the financial advisers as the pre-qualified parties in May last year. Saudi based company M/s
MONITORING REPORT ISB: Over five IT, telecom and technology firms from Pakistan have recently have reached agreements with several Saudi companies to cooperate in related fields in the Kingdom.
These companies had participated in the TECH Seminar organized by Pakistan Embassy’s Commercial Section in Riyadh.
Global Control, MAS Holdings, Communication Concepts and Corporate Solutions are negotiating details of their engagements with Pakistan’s 360 Technologies, 360 Logics,