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The caretaker government on Wednesday conceded to the conditions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), resulting in a notable increase in gas tariffs across Pakistan, ARY News reported.
According to reliable sources, there will be a Rs 100 per mmbtu increase for protected consumers, while non-protected consumers will experience a more substantial hike of Rs 300 per mmbtu.
Similarly, commercial consumers of gas will face a considerable Rs 900 increase in prices per mmbtu, as per the sources.
The CNG sector is also not exempt from this adjustment, with sources indicating a significant Rs 170 per mmbtu price hike. Furthermore, fertilizer factories will experience a slight increase in gas tariffs.
According to reliable sources, there will be a Rs 100 per mmbtu increase for protected consumers, while non-protected consumers will experience a more substantial hike of Rs 300 per mmbtu.
Similarly, commercial consumers of gas will face a considerable Rs 900 increase in prices per mmbtu, as per the sources.
The CNG sector is also not exempt from this adjustment, with sources indicating a significant Rs 170 per mmbtu price hike. Furthermore, fertilizer factories will experience a slight increase in gas tariffs.