Roadshow with International investors for PSM continues for the third day

Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Ministry of Privatization’s roadshow started from September 13 continued for the third consecutive day with national and international investors who showed interest in the revival of Pakistan mega industrial corporation.

International investment companies from China, Russia and Korea showed interest, said a press release issued here Wednesday.

These investment companies showed keen interest in investing in Pakistan Steel Mills due to its sheer potential and importance in the economy of the country.

Today on the third consecutive day of the roadshow; a leading Chinese consortium was briefed about the future prospect of this venture and other relevant details regarding the sale of shares in the newly formed subsidiary of PSM through Scheme of Arrangement (SoA).

Federal Minister and Secretary for Privatization responded to their queries along with the financial advisers, senior legal consultants and senior officers of the Ministry.

Federal Minister told the investors that the response mechanism from the Ministry of Privatization will be swift, affective and investors’ friendly, all the relevant information will be provided up to the satisfaction of the potential investors.

The roadshow will last till 21st of this month, and the participation of investment companies from other countries is also expected in coming days.

Federal Minister also chaired a review meeting today, he was briefed about the current status of various transactions and expected dates of completion.

The transactions of Jinnah Convention Center (JCC), Heavy Electrical Complex (HEC) are at an advanced level.

Federal Minister said that it is so encouraging that Prime Minister himself has taken a keen interest in the developments made in the privatization program and assured in a one on one meeting that he himself will assist to resolve the issues/ difficulties faced by the Ministry at various forums.

In the review meeting a detailed plan for the DISCOs was also discussed.

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