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Pakistan: Chinese IPPs warn of closure if not paid Rs 300bn

Pakistan: Chinese IPPs warn of closure if not paid Rs 300bn

May 12, 2022, at 02:51 am

Islamabad: With more than Rs 300 billion in stuck up dues, over two dozen Chinese firms operating in Pakistan on Monday said that they would be forced to shut down their power plants this month unless payments were made upfront, media reports said on Wednesday.

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