Daniyal Ahmad is a Sector Analyst for Pakistan Today, specializing in local news and analysis, with a focus on the city of Lahore. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including business, finance, and government policies, providing insights and commentary on the economic landscape of Pakistan.
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In Pakistan's energy sector, nobody seems to want to go to the disco. Excuse the very obvious pun, but the state of the country's power distribution
By: Daniyal Ahmad
The NHA has accumulated Rs 1.2 trillion in losses in four years but the magic word is depreciation
By: Daniyal Ahmad
HESCO set to be first of five DISCOs to be handed to Army and Power Division led management units
By: Daniyal Ahmad
The 600 MW has previously fail to receive a bid in April, May, October, and December
A shakeup in the shareholding of the Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company is on the cards as HUBCO looks to have a bigger piece of the pie
Halfway into the year, Pakistan's 6MFY24 furnace oil exports outstrip all of fiscal year 2023's numbers
By: Daniyal Ahmad
Can reverse Robin Hood economics make a more equitable energy market for everyday customers?
The automotive industry is at record lows, but car companies imported more CKD/SKD kits than normal
An energy policy in the morning, and your road in the evening is a tall ask for anyone
Almost every piece of data in the country finds its way back to an activity that we seemingly do not care much about
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