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Govt Approves Financial Advisors for ZTBL Sale

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Govt Approves Financial Advisors for ZTBL Sale
The Privatisation Commission (PC) Board, in its 236th meeting held today under the Chairmanship of Muhammad Ali, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Privatization and Chairman Privatization Commission, approved the appointment of the Financial Advisor for the privatisation of Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited (ZTBL). Following a competitive and transparent selection process, the Board approved the appointment of a consortium of Financial Advisors (FA) led by Next Capital Limited for the ZTBL transaction. The consortium secured the highest technical and financial ranking among six qualified bidders, which included leading consortia headed by Arif Habib Limited, A.F. Ferguson, AKD Securities Limited, Bridge Factor, and JS Bank. The Board also approved the constitution of a Negotiation Committee to finalize the Financial Advisory Services Agreement (FASA) with the selected consortium. This development marks a significant step forward in the government’s ongoing privatisation programme. The Privatization Commission is actively advancing key transactions to promote efficiency, enhance private sector participation, and support broader financial sector reforms. ZTBL is among the priority transactions in the current privatisation pipeline. The appointment of a top-tier consortium of FAs reflects the government’s strong commitment to executing the process in a professional, transparent, and timely manner.
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