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SOEs drain Rs2.1tr of tax revenue in FY25

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•State-Owned Enterprises in Pakistan drained Rs2.1 trillion of tax revenue in fiscal year 2025.
•The National Highway Authority is identified as the biggest fiscal drain among SOEs despite increasing tolls.

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▸If the government fails to reform SOEs like the NHA Pakistan's fiscal deficit could widen further, affecting public spending and economic stability.

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If SOEs continue to drain tax revenue, increased fiscal deficits may lead to higher borrowing costs and downward pressure on government bond prices.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)NHA stays govt’s biggest fiscal drain despite higher tolls REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)SOEs drain Rs2.1tr of tax revenue in FY25

In the fiscal year 2025, State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in Pakistan have drained Rs2.1 trillion of tax revenue, significantly impacting the government's fiscal position. The National Highway Authority (NHA) remains the largest fiscal burden among these SOEs despite implementing higher toll charges. This persistent drain on public finances highlights ongoing challenges in managing SOEs efficiently and raises concerns about the sustainability of government revenue streams. The fiscal strain from SOEs like the NHA could affect Pakistan's broader economic stability and budgetary allocations.