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Mughal Steel Closes Rs. 1.827 Billion Under First-ever SECP-Approved Islamic Commercial Paper

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Mughal Steel Closes Rs. 1.827 Billion Under First-ever SECP-Approved Islamic Commercial Paper
Mughal Iron and Steel Industries Limited has successfully achieved financial closure of Rs. 1.827 billion under first-ever SECP-approved Shirkat Ul Aqd based Islamic Commercial Paper (ICP). Topline Securities Limited was the Financial Advisor & Arranger, while Al Hilal Shariah Advisors (Pvt) Limited acted as the Shariah Advisors, and Pak Oman acted as Issuing and Paying Agent. This is a historic occasion in Pakistan’s financial sector whereby new Islamic Shariah-based financial products are being introduced. This Islamic Commercial Paper is the first ever to get its structure approved by the Islamic Shariah Board of the Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), and leading mutual funds participated as investors in this issue. ALSO READ Large Scale Manufacturing Growth Surges to 16-Year High of 14.85% The ICP was privately placed and is for the tenure of 12 months, carrying a profit rate of Kibor + 175 basis points. Mughal Steels is a leading name in Pakistan’s steel industry. The company has diversity in its product slate; Rebars, T-Iron, and Girders, etc. Furthermore, the establishment of strong brands like ‘Mughal Supreme’ gives a competitive edge to the company. The company has attained a formidable market share by penetrating the retail segment.
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