PTCL captured once again top position.
Economic Review, April, 2008
In the table of Top-100 companies according to Net-Worth shows that 35 companies registered increased in the Net-worth over the previous year.
There is 01 company in Pharmaceuticalsector (Glaxo SmithKline Pakistan Limited), 02 companies from Chemical sector (Abbott Industries Ltd., Engro Chemical Limited), 15 companies from Investment & Banks (National Bank of Pakistan, Standard Chartered Bank Limited, Muslim Commercial Bank Limited, Bank AlFalh limited, Allied Bank Limited, Metropolitan Bank Limited, Bank of Punjab, Bank Al-Falah limited, Pakistan Investment Credit & Industrial Corporation, Soneri Bank Limited, Meezan bank Limited, My bank Limited, Atlas Bank Limited, Pakistan Premier Fund Limited, KASB Bank Limited), 03 companies from Fuel & Energy (Pakistan Petroleum Limited, Kohinoor Energy limited Attock Petroleum), 06 companies from Cement sector (D. G. Khan Cement, Fauji Cement, Attock Cement, Pioneer Cement, Kohat Cement, Gharibwal Cement Limited), 02 companies from Paper & Board (Packages Limited, Century Paper & Board), 01 company from Communication sector (Worldcall Telecom Limited), 03 from Textile sectors (Azgard-9 Limited, Sapphire Fibre Limited, Colony Textile Limited), only 1 company from Insurance sector (IGI Insurance Co. Ltd.) and 02 from Engineering sector (Pak Elektron limited, Thal Limited).
The table also shown the 62 companies were decline with their Net-Worth as compare from the previous year.
There are 15 companies from Fuel & Energy (Oil Gas Development Co. Limited, Karachi Electric Supply Corporation Co. Limited, Pakistan State oil, Kot Addu power Company Limited, Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Limited, Pakistan Oil Fields, SuiSouthern Gas Company limited, Shell Pakistan Limited, National Refinery Limited, Pakistan Refinery Limited, Attock Refinery Limited, Bosicor Pakistan limited, Mari Gas Company Limited, Southern Electric Supply Company limited, Hub Power Co. Limited), 08 Companies from Investment & Banks sector (United Bank Limited, Askari Commercial Bank Limited, Faysal Bank Limited, BankAl-Habib Limited, National Investment Bank Limited, Prime Commercial Bank Limited, Saudi Pak Commercial Bank Limited, Orix Leasing Pakistan Limited), 07 companies from Textile sectors (Nishat Mills Limited, Kohinoor Textile Mills Limited, Sapphire Textile Limited, Nishat (Chunnian) Limited, Crescent Textile Mills Limited, Gadoon Textile Mills Limited, Gul-Ahmed Textile Mills Limited), 05 companies from Chemical sector (Fauji Fertilizer Co. Limited, ICI Pakistan Limited, Dawood Hercules Limited, Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim, Pakistan PTA), 05 companies from Auto & Allied sector (Pak Suzuki Limited, Indus Motor Co. Limited, Al-Ghazi Tractor Limited, Atlas Honda Limited, Millat Tractor Limited), 03 companies from Synthetics & Rayon (Ibrahim Fibres limited, Dewan Salman Fibre Limited, Gatron Industries Limited), 05 companies from Cement sector (Maple Leaf Cement Co. Limited, Lucky Cement, Pakistan Cement, Dewan Cherat Cement Limited), 02 companies from Tobacco sector (Lakson Tobacco Co. Limited, Pakistan Tobacco Co. Limited), 03 companies from Insurance sector (Adamjee Insurance Co. Limited, Pakistan Re-insurance Company Limited, New Jubliee Insurance Co. Limited), 01 companies from Sugar & Allied sector (Shakarganj Mills Limited), 02 companies from Engineering sector (Siemens Pakistan Engineering Co. Limited, Crescent Steel & Allied), 01 company from Food & Allied (Rafhan Maiz Products Limited), 01 company from Paper & Allied (Security Papers Limited), 01 company from Transport & Shipping sector (Pakistan National Shipping Corporation Limited), 02 companies from Communication sector (Pakistan Telecommunication Co. Limited, Telecard) and 01 company from Miscellaneous (Ghani Glass Co. Limited).
Among from all above 03 companies hold their previous position in the table of Net-Worth 2006.
These are 01 from Bank (Jahangir Siddiqui & Company Limited), 01 company from Auto & Allied (Honda Atlas Cars limited), and 1 from Food & allied
(Nestle Pakistan Limited).
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has its top position on Net-Worth table showed increase of 5.46 percent to Rs.105,475.46 million from Rs.100014.03 million in the preceding year. Pakistan Telecommunication Co. Ltd. is still leading as the succeeding company. PTCL establish to undertake the telecommunication business including basic telecom facilities like telephones, telegraphs, fax and more modern one like Public Data Network, Universal access Number, Internet, E-mail and ISDN.
Oil & Gas Development Co. Limited (OGDCL) captured second position on Net-Worth table as shown an increase of 13.89 percent to Rs.94,770.27 million from Rs.83,209.98 million in the preceding year.
National Bank of Pakistan raise to one step from 4th to 3rd with the increase of 46.70 percent to Rs.53,044.64 million from Rs.36,158.47 million in the previous year.
Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) shows the biggest upset in the table of Net-Worth in the year 2006 and captured 4th position with the increase of 705.77 percent to Rs.40,558.67 million from Rs.5,033.52 million in the preceding year.
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