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The Hub power station was one of the first and largest Independent Power Producer (IPP) in Pakistan to be financed by the private sector in Southern Asia and one of the largest private power projects in the newly industrialized world. In an interview with Upper Reach, CEO of the Hub Power Company (HUBCO) Mr. Khalid Mansoor talks about the company’s commitment to deliver growth in Pakistan through energy.

As Pakistan’s first fertilizer producer, Engro Corporation has helped modernize traditional farming practices in the country to boost farm yields. Now one of the nation’s largest companies, Engro is involved in a range of sectors, from food to energy. Talking to Upper Reach, CEO of Engro Corporation Mr. Ali Ansari stresses the vital role of the company in Pakistan’s growth.

Islamic finance faces similar daily issues as the conventional finance sector. Challenged by corruption, fraud and a limited number of products available, Islamic finance must be constantly innovative in order to achieve its full potential.

UW one to one interview with Mr. Eric Bustamante, Oil International Services CEO. He has a strong conviction that Mexico can lead the region and understands the responsability the Private Sector has in that

Mexico’s Congress approved a reform in December that ends the 75-year monopoly of Pemex on crude oil production and aims to attract significant new streams of private investment into the country’s energy sector. Now awaiting the fine print of the landmark reform to be finalized, once the secondary laws are set, Pemex is widely expected to ink joint ventures with international oil majors in a bid to boost output, and bring major socio-economic advantages to the country.

English Biscuit Manufacturers are the pioneers of packaged biscuit manufacturing in Pakistan and the country's leading manufacturer of biscuits and cookies since 1967. Khawar M Butt, Chairman and Managing Director, speaks to Worldfolio.

The state-owned and LSE-listed OGDCL proves Pakistan’s extraordinarily high success rate, especially when compared to the international rate of 1:10

With a history spanning nearly 150 years, Pakistan’s oil and gas industry has entered a kind of forced renaissance owing to energy shortages

The country ranks seventh in the world in coal reserves, most of which lie beneath the Thar Desert. Harnessing the resource will reconfigure Pakistan’s energy matrix

PARCO’s refining capacity currently stands at 100,000 bpd. PSO, traditionally an oil retailer, has plans to build a 40,000 bpd refinery