Security Papers Limited Declares Rs9 Dividend: SEPL Stock in Focus
Security Papers Limited (SEPL) declared a cash dividend of Rs9 per share, a direct cash return to shareholders of Pakistan's dedicated security-paper manufacturer.
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Show allSecurity Papers Limited (SEPL) declared a cash dividend of Rs9 per share, a direct cash return to shareholders of Pakistan's dedicated security-paper manufacturer.
Turkiye has formally asked Pakistan's National Tariff Commission (NTC) to revise its anti-dumping duty methodology for soda ash imports, arguing that the current 10% profit margin used for domestic industry protection is inconsistent and inflates costs for downstream industries.
The Punjab government has announced an interest-free loan scheme of up to Rs. 100 million for industrial businesses, aiming to stimulate growth in the province's manufacturing sector.
Alibaba.com's Asia Pacific General Manager, Shawn Yang, believes the next phase of CPEC, CPEC 2.0, will significantly enhance Pakistan's manufacturing and export capabilities, leading to greater global trade competitiveness.
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