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AATIF IQBAL
15912
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS REPORT
SUBMITTED TO: Ms. SABEEN ANWAR
TEXTILE SECTOR
Pakistans textile industry is a major contributor to the national economy in
terms of
Exports and employment. Pakistan holds the distinction of being the worlds
4th
Largest producer of cotton as well as the 3rd largest consumer in the world.
Textile sector is considered as the backbone of the economy.
Over 29% of all companies listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange
(KSE) may belong to the textile sector, but a majority of these stocks are
illiquid. That is, out of 582 companies listed on KSE, 178 companies belong
to Textile based companies.
Textile sector provides employment to the 30% of countrys workforce.
Here are some facts and figures of textile industry in Pakistan.
Major Statistics
Earnings per share after tax
Return on assets
Return on equity
5.34
5.40
14.64
FOOD SECTOR
Sugar Mills
Pakistan is the sixth largest producer of sugarcane and 12th largest producer
of refined sugar in the world. The Sugar industry in Pakistan is the Second
largest agro based industry after Textiles Pakistan is an important cane
producing country and is ranked fifth in world cane acreage and 15th in
sugar production. Sugar mills amount up to 190 mills across the country out
of which only 32 companies are listed on KSE.
Major Statistics
Return on equity
Return on assets
Earnings per share after tax
43.18
12.98
2.47
7.44
16.25
45.77
i) Cement
Pakistan cement industry is considered to be one of the key drivers of
the countrys economy. With government mega projects providing much
incentive, many local producers are putting ambitious expansions in
place. However, the industry still faces a number of key challenges,
particularly in light of forecast output surpluses. Increasing per capita
consumption, tapping new export markets and dealing with high energy
costs all remain areas that need to be addressed.
According to a recent research report cement industry grew by 93 per
cent to Rs30.9 billion, against Rs16 billion in 2012
Major Statistics
Return on assets
Return on equity
Earnings per share after tax
0.65
1.52
0.05
1.35
5.62
14.12
9.28
11.53
24.36
Major players of the sector, which dominate not on their sector but the
overall KSE tradings are;
1. Oil Gas Development Corporation Limited ( OGDCL)
2. Pakistan State Oil (PSO)
3. Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL)
Major Statistics
Earnings per share after tax
Return on assets
Return on equity
4.29
9.69
31.11
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INFORMATION and telecommunication
Pakistans telecom market had been struggling for a long time with the
transition from a regulated state-owned monopoly to a deregulated
competitive structure.
But with the granting of 3G and 4G licenses, share prices and market equity
has boosted of these companies. Major participants of the sector are;
1. PAKD
(Pak Datacom Limited)
2. PTC
(Pakistan telecommunication Limited)
3. TELE
(Telecard Limited)
4. WTCL
( Wateen Telecom Limited)
5. WTL
(World Call Telecom Limited)
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Transportation
Industrial transportation sector in KSE has only four companies registered.
This includes;
Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Limited
Pakistan International Container Terminal Limited
Pakistan National Shipping Corporation Limited
Pan Islamic Steamship Company Limited
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Others
The growth rate of services sector is higher than the growth rate of
agriculture and the industrial sector and it now accounts for one third of total
employment. It also provides essential inputs to the agriculture sector and
the manufacturing sector.
It is because of its strong linkages with other sectors of the economy that the
growth of the services sector can be taken as an indicator of the strong
potential for overall economic growth.
The service sector in Pakistan has grown faster than agriculture and
industry. That is due to fast growth in the communication, financial services,
business services (IT) and community services (education and health). The
remaining sectors grew at a constant or trend growth rate. The paper shows
that factors such as high income elasticity of demand and increased input
usage of services by other sectors have played an important part in
elevating services growth.
-1.52
0.23
0.38
24.28
15.85
46.60
-6.80
-2.66
-8.19
-4.83
-4.34
-5.74