Pakistan plans to sell a controlling stake in the national flag carrier, a long-struggling enterprise central to the government’s privatization drive.
A Pakistan International Airlines plane taxis on a runway before departing from Toronto Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Canada, on May 29, 2025. (Photo by Mike Campbell/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Pakistan’s blistering stock rally and surging retail participation are drawing companies back to the equity market, setting up what bankers say could be a banner year for initial public offerings in 2026.
Pakistan’s blistering stock rally and surging retail participation are drawing companies back to the equity market, setting up what bankers say could be a banner year for initial public offerings in 2026.