Pakistan raises export finance envelope to PKR1.5 trillion
PAK EXIM raised the Export Finance Scheme envelope to PKR1.5 trillion for FY2026/27, including PKR300 billion for SMEs, agricultural SMEs and new borrowers.
Pakistan’s Export-Import Bank said on 8 September that the Export Finance Scheme envelope had increased from PKR1 trillion to PKR1.5 trillion for FY2026/27. PKR300 billion is earmarked for SMEs, agricultural SMEs and new borrowers.
A further PKR350 billion financing line under the Long-Term Financing Facility and Long-Term Green Financing Facility is intended for new plants, equipment and modernization. The bank said the programme allocations were made to participating financial institutions; it did not say all funds had already been disbursed.
Al Rajhi Bank said net profit for the first nine months of 2026 rose 13% year on year to SAR20.87 billion. Operating income also grew 13%, while assets reached SAR1.076 trillion.
Qatar Gas Transport Company reported QAR1.292 billion in nine-month profit attributable to owners through September 30, down from QAR1.313 billion a year earlier. It also said its 40-vessel newbuild orderbook remained under construction.
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