Islamabad, June 2, 2025: In a remarkable sign of economic recovery and growing investor confidence, foreign companies have repatriated $1.8 billion in profits during the first ten months of the current fiscal year—marking an impressive 115% increase on a year-on-year basis, according to the State Bank of Pakistan.
This extraordinary rise in profit repatriation reflects successful investments and improved earnings by multinational firms operating in Pakistan. Experts attribute this surge to the positive impact of the ongoing IMF program and the government’s comprehensive economic policies.
The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) has played a pivotal role at the policy level, facilitating investor-friendly reforms that have restored confidence among global investors. As a result, foreign companies now enjoy full freedom to remit 100% of their profits abroad.
Economists note that the improving income of foreign firms is a strong indicator of Pakistan’s economic recovery. With SIFC’s active support and structural reforms, the liberal transfer of profits continues uninterrupted, reinforcing Pakistan’s image as an investor-friendly destination.
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This momentum is a clear sign that investor sentiment is turning positive, and the country is on a path toward sustainable economic growth.
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