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Pakistan's steel industry seeks special incentives from the federal budget

Key representatives of Pakistan's steel industry are demanding special incentives from the federal budget for steel melters and re-rolling plants, which play a critical role in Pakistan's economic development.

Pakistan's steel industry seeks special incentives from the federal budget

Golden Ring Economic Forum (GREF) Vice President Meher Kashif Younis said the steel sector plays a critical role in economic development and provides vital raw materials to the construction, infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.

Speaking on behalf of the Pakistan Steel Melting Mills and Re-Rolling Mills Association (PSMRMA), Younis stated that low-interest loans and grants are needed for the modernization of existing facilities. He stated that these incentives will enable the use of advanced technologies and increase production quality. He also emphasized that reliable energy and transportation infrastructure is needed for the efficient operation of steel facilities.

Stating that the sector is facing difficulties such as increasing costs, old technology and competition with imported steel, Younis argued that the government's inclusion of these demands in the budget would make a great contribution to the steel industry.

Younis stated that reducing taxes, especially on scrap metal imports, will reduce the costs of domestic producers and increase their competitiveness. He also said that fiscal incentives such as low corporate taxes and tax exemptions for a certain period will support steel producers.

Younis stated that in order to increase domestic steel demand, the government should prioritize local steel in public projects. This will provide a stable market for domestic producers.

Emphasizing that these demands aim to find solutions to the current challenges of the steel industry and create a solid basis for sustainable growth, Younis stated that the government's support is critical for the future of the industry.

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