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ISLAMABAD:Lawyer for
nikeaire Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan told the Supreme Court that the recent amendments to the accountability laws made it impossible to prove the crime of accumulating assets beyond means.A three-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Atta Bandial, took up a petition filed by Imran, challenging the National Accountability (Second Amendment) Act, 2022. During the hearing, Imran rsquo s lawyer Khawa
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KARACHI:International Steels earnings dived 39% to Rs2.66 billion in the year ended June 30, 2019 on the back of a dip in gross margins.The company had reported a profit of Rs4.36 billion in the previous year, according to a company notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Monday.The board of directors recommended payment of 15% final cash dividend ie Rs1.50 per share in addition to the 15% interim dividend already paid, taking to
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adiletten original hare - for the period under review. The company s earnings per share stood at Rs6.12 for FY19 compared to Rs10.03 in the previous year.Topline Securities analyst Hammad Akram was of the view that the significant decline in earnings was mainly due to decrease
air force rose of 1.4 percentage points in gross margins of the company as the US dollar gained 31% against the rupee in FY19. Finance cost surged a massive 139.2% to Rs1.29 billion from Rs539.1 million in FY18 due to higher interest rates coupled with heavy borrowing. Net sale
