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January 17, 2026

News Desk

Discos’ performance piles up Rs 397bn in revolving debt in FY24-25: Nepra

Representational image showing electrical networks. —Pixabay Losses from theft, old networks, poor maintenance practices: report. Adds disco recovered only 93.5% of billed revenue, widening the debt gap. Consumer complaints rise over overcharging, faulty meters, outages: Nepra. ISLAMABAD: Discos performance contributed about Rs 397 billion to Pakistan’s circular debt in fiscal year 2024-25 as inefficiencies in power distribution companies and persistent transmission bottlenecks continued to cause heavy losses, according to a report issued by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra). In its State of the Industry Report 2025, the energy regulator warned that inefficiencies are entrenched in the pricing system, with

November 6, 2025

News Desk

Revolving debt increased by Rs 79 billion in 1Q26 to Rs 1.69 trillion.

A money dealer counts dollar bills at an exchange firm. — Reuters Claims from KE alone stood at Rs 229 billion till September 2025. Rising debts are pushing the government to speed up reforms to limit financial leakages. Economists warn that the widening of the deficit could put pressure on foreign reserves. Pakistan’s power sector’s revolving debt increased by Rs79 billion in the first quarter (July–September) of FY2025-26, reaching Rs1.693 trillion by the end of September. The News he said citing Power Division statistics. The debt stock, which stood at Rs 1,614 trillion at the close of FY2024-25 in June,

February 21, 2024

News Desk

Power Division claims revolving debt frozen at Rs2,310tr

Islamabad: The Power Division on Tuesday claimed to have achieved the target of freezing the cyclical debt at Rs 2,310 trillion by December 21, 2023, in its efforts to manage the power sector and address technical and commercial losses.The secretary of the Power Department briefed a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Power, chaired by Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar, about this achievement. The Energy Department Secretary provided a detailed update on the status of circular debt, explaining that all circular debts had met the set target of Rs 2.310 trillion as on 21 December 2023, including those successfully negotiated

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