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ISLAMABAD: Prices of all petroleum products—except petrol—are expected to increase by up to Rs9.50 per litre from Saturday for the fortnight ending Nov 30, driven by slight fluctuations in the international oil market. According to informed sources, the ex-depot price of high-speed diesel (HSD) is projected to rise by around Rs9.50 per litre (3.4pc), while petrol may see a modest reduction of nearly Rs2 per litre (0.7pc). Since June 1, petrol and HSD prices have cumulatively increased by about Rs12.50 and Rs23 per litre, respectively. Kerosene oil and light diesel…

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ISLAMABAD: A leading US-based minerals exploration and development company has shown strong interest in investing in Pakistan’s mineral and mining sectors, signalling potential collaboration in critical and high-value minerals. Nova Minerals — a dual Nasdaq and ASX-listed company specialising in gold, antimony, and critical minerals — sent a delegation led by CEO Christopher Gerteisen to meet Minister for the Board of Investment (BoI) Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh on Thursday. The delegation expressed particular interest in antimony and rare earth minerals and discussed opportunities for technical cooperation, knowledge-sharing, and feasibility studies with…

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ISLAMABAD: The government’s bid to oust K-Electric CEO Moonis Alvi has failed for the second time in 10 days, after another board meeting convened to remove him collapsed due to a walkout by a majority of directors. The meeting, held on Thursday at K-Electric’s head office in Karachi, was called with the same agenda as earlier this month — the removal of the CEO. Unlike the Nov 5 session, the latest meeting met all legal requirements, with nine out of ten directors present, though the federal finance secretary was absent.…

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Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) proudly announces that the company participated in competitive bidding for the award of blocks for hydrocarbon exploration which was held by the Government of Pakistan on October 31, 2025. PPL participated in eight offshore blocks and secured 100 percent success, with two as operators and six as Joint Venture (JV) partners. The Government of Pakistan has provisionally awarded eight (8) new blocks (Gharo Creek, Kochi Creek, Bin Qasim South, Keti Bandar, Behr, Zarrar, Offshore Deep D, and Sapat Bandar) to joint ventures of PPL with other…

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