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Transparency International Report Rates Corporate Governance in Pakistan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 25
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Transparency International Pakistan released its Corporate Reporting Assessment (TRAC) 2026, which reviewed 104 public limited companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. The average transparency score for these companies was 66.73 per cent, which is lower than the 72.3 per cent average recorded in the previous edition. Oil and Gas Development Company, Fauji Cement, and Sazgar Engineering Works Limited were identified as the top performers, scoring 92.71 per cent, 91.67 per cent, and 91.04 per cent, respectively. The report found that human rights and corporate social responsibility disclosures were the weakest area, averaging 45.98 per cent.

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Why it matters

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The findings highlight significant gaps in publicly available information regarding corporate accountability and responsible business practices across Pakistan's listed companies. While some companies, including Fauji Cement and Oil and Gas Development Company, achieved high transparency scores, the overall average suggests challenges in meeting global standards for ESG and anti-corruption disclosures.

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Who's involved

  • Fauji CementPakistani cement manufacturer evaluated for corporate transparency
  • Oil and Gas Development CompanyPakistani oil and gas company identified as a top performer in transparency
  • PakistanSovereign state where the Pakistan Stock Exchange operates

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Positive reputational change via the transparency review may boost funding access.

  • PakistanSpeculative

    Systemic corporate accountability gaps noted by the international body could increase regulatory costs.

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