Hetin ire Pee iue ara Mansel IT ederal Minister for Commerce 'NM) — )))) = =~ —< = SS ~ Ee OUR BRANDS OF YARN 8 © White Silk © Super Gold King = © White Gold © Super Shahensha 2 © Super Raja © Super Sergeant s S weavnc sPntins ‘Muhammad Asghar BajwaiDirector Marketing 5 Sohail Chaudhry Director Marketing +82:333499-8867sohallchaushry@colonteties com +9261-#420919 aagharbajwa@cotanyeles.com COLONY TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED LAHORE OFFICE: [MULTAN OFFICE: |smail Awan Science Building Feroz Pur Road Post Office ismailabad ‘Muitan-59200 Phone: +92-61-442 Lahore-54600 UAN: 111-COLONYares A July 2016 Aeooaur Rehman Dopuy Eatr n pasceate Estor eh PRODUCTION, (Creative Club Design Studio Wan Botta Gute Lahore Send your writeups at: ‘mecimultan@gmaiLcom rite to: Trade Bulletin Multan Chambee of Commare & Industry Bulan, Share Awan e Tarato Sanat, Nutan Tok 061 454 2530 Coll: 0300 836 4822 0300 532 4651 Volume: 01 Issue: 08 aly 2016 Price: Re. 100 Per Publioher: ura Javed Printers: Frawar But Painters, ‘6MeLe0d Road, Lahore race of Publication: ‘Mulan Caamoe of Commerce & lecsty Bulcng, Shar Awan e Tarato Sarat, Mut: IN THIS ISSUE 6 review on Budget 2016-17 Were a) anew look for ‘Trade a ee! 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Fareed Mughis SheikhMuhammad Aslam Despite high claims, budget 2016-17 doos litle o address tho ‘al issues ofthe ecorcmy or to revive growth. IPR does not fad a song economic stategy diving the budget 2016-17. There is need to uild productivity of agriculture and industry torevivethe economy and piece it on a path of sustained growth, Vile government has announced a series of measures for these secirs, IPR preters an ‘approach that doesnot rely on fiscal incentives clone, These sectors ‘need iong term conmitmentto build compeitveness. ‘The Pakistan economy faces many challenges. Is growth hes been moribund fr several yeas, Agriculture production has decined. Exports are na preopitaus long-term fal. Power and ‘energy remain shor. The external sector is vulnerable, as government borrows new loans to pay of old ones. The performance ofindusty is mixed. Textile preducton is stagnant ard some othar kay industies languish, Sonvces, not the Droductve sectors, have fused ihe economy’s growth of 4.7%. The situation demanded a stiong and well-considered goicy response. [tis curious thatthe basis of goverment mid-tem and anual plans rely on popuiacn estimates extrapcleted fom the 1008 feansus. R makes suspact all planning and budga’s GoP deserves crectfor keeping fiscl defictin contol during fiscal 2015-16, The goverment may likely meat the fiscal defi faigat of 43%. Increase in ax caleton and contrat an expenditure have helped Keep the deft in check. Forte fst fime in many years, FBR mel the tx revenve of Rs 3,104 Bilion, sat nthe ognning of the year. Romarkably, dec! taxes grow by 13% though the share of indrect taxes increased further. FER ‘mage imporiant effots to broaden the tax base. These nclude sening roiices on nor-flers and increase in withholding tax ates for thom. 'Othor taxes too incraasod significant by 35%. Ina year aflow energy prices and taling markup rai, ron-iax Tevenue fell by 25%. Excendiure grew by a mere 6.4%, However development spending was well below budget. This has helped GoP to contol def Fer fiscal 2018-17 tco, government has maintainod a preference for stati. The budget ams fora fiscal deft of 3.8% Of GDP anda growth rate of 57%. While GoP’s fozus on continued siabily is weloome, the deficit of 3.8% fs too low forthe economy’s needs for nrasiructure and other services. To its roi, FBR achieved the target of almost 20% increase in revenue inthe currant year. Howover, twill need to ineroase colecion by a ‘wether 18.8% in 2016-17, This wil mean areal rata of incrazsa of 6% or more, if we ake away inion and growth expectations, ‘Shoriage in revenue vl invoke cus in development expenditure This wil afect much needed improvement fo infastucture. may als affect execution of CPEC projects Limiting increase in curent expenditure n 2016-17 3.6% over 2015-16 will te a chalenge. In he ongoing fiscal yea, current ‘expenditure was set to reduce from the previous year, along with reduction in dobt sorvicng. In fcc, thay grom by 84% and 13.5% respectively. Next year too debt-sanvicing expenditure will increase. Along with increase in lowances of government servants and in pensions, this wl stress the fscal framework anc ‘make i that much more dficul to achieve te deft taroet. ‘The 2016-17 budget reduces provision for subsidies by 29% ‘tom the revised estimate of 2015-16. Over two firs of fis amount is forthe power sector. As uel price ison a sli increase, it seems that government plans terif increase or furher postponement of payment ofthe tif diferertial subsidy. The budget estirates provincial surplus of Rs $99 Bilion. The ‘iscal deficit wll go beyond the taget cf 3.8% cf GDP if provinces do nct yild the surplus amount na positve move, the Finance Minister announced GoP' plan te observe provisions ofthe fiscal responsibilty law and to strengthen its provisions. [AX PROPOSALS ‘The target of a further Rs 517 Bilion in FBR taxes, wil stetch ‘he collection system. Over 45% of the adtional tax revenue istocome from income tax, mosty in the shape of mtrholdng tax Enhancing holding periods for capil gains on securies end rea ‘estate is a pestve move. Unt recetl, such uneamed inccme and gene vere exempt from tax. trestores a sense of equity and reduces excessive spoculations. Recenily, some members ofthe Tax Reforms Commission have expressed dismay for rot relying on ther recommendations, Mast of these aim fo strongthon tax admirstraten and enforcement They feel that adopting the recommendations coud help raduce tax evasion. In PR's view, itis important to raise the cos of tax ‘evasion and, especally, norefling of retums. Asa run up tthe budget, some GoP officials seemed to favour this approach in heir public statements. Fifly ve percent of he extra tax cllection in 2016-17 comes in the shape ofindrect taxes. These are desirable tothe extent they withdraw exemptions, However, they could affect economic activi, IPR supports use of witvhoding tax as a moarsto attract non- flor. However, the bast cours is or tis tax to be callcted through annual assessments. IPR welcomes the proposal forzer0 rating of five major export producss. This wil ease a maJorissue Faced by exporters. Incentives for rvival of agrcuture and industry The budget contains @ number ofincentves fo the productive sectors. GoP’s efforts to revive agriculture c2nte on reduction in inout cast and ‘other fiscal incentives. Revival of industry s based on fiscal incentives, faciy for subsidzod crodt for exoort (LTT, and soting up 2 technology up-cradation fund. Some past incentives that ae to lapse have been extended. While these are posite sips, some observations are necessary. There sno Word about ‘evaluation of whether or not such incentives simulated growth in the past This was important to ensure that the incentives work and have the desired effect. These sectors nead long form support with technclogy diffusion and access to capil Fiscal ncentves work {forthe duration they are availble. They co rot always promote efficiency or compeitveness and at times create dependency, Regardless, we hope thal these incentives will have the desied effect on growth Imact ofthe Budget on Growth and Living Standards As stated before. te budget makes no big moves or seta strategic drecion Immediately, twill have no significant effet on the pecole. The budget has minimal lit forthe people. It's good to see continued commtmert and enhancomont ofthe Bonazr Income Support Programme. The increase in mieimum wages of Rs 1,00) is smal and affects alimted group of peaple. Decrease in subsidy or increase in power aif, i fey take place, wil affect people in the lower quntles. Increase in GST, FED, and impor tariff ona large number of consumer and industrial items willincrease prices and burden on the pocr. til also inerozso inoqualiy. ‘The development budget directs few resources towards reducing the social defect. Admittedly this is a subject for the provincial and local governments to address. Howaver, tho fodoral ‘government does not state i as a proiy. There was no mention of SSDGs as a atonal naratve. Improving provision cf basic huran needs ads to te total capacity of the economy and stimulates grout. ‘Some of the incentives to revive agriculture and industry should havea postive eflact Recucton in cost of agriculture inputs wil help farmers. is tobe seen how the est ofthe incentives benef grout, DEVELOPMENT BUDGI ‘Tho Foderal PSDP as in past yoars, the foderal PSDP of Rs £200 Bilin is short forthe many needs ofthe economy. Its about 2.5% ofthe ccunty's GDP of Rs. 31,466 Bllen. Including provincial budgets, Pakistan's toil pubic investment wil barely ‘exceed 5% of GOP. The federal PSDP is merely 18% ofthe otal federal budget of Rs 4,418 Bilin, Low alccation for development is reascn for concern. The Pekistan economy has beon in low to modest grawth for sevaral years. The paope of Pakistan expact jots and economc act to grow. Serious nrastructure gaps and ‘socal deficit constrain business development and depress ining ‘standards. tis important forthe ecenomy fo provide a stimulus ‘and enhance business compeliveness. In essence, ne efectve federal PSDP is RS 655 Billon and not Rs 700 Billon. includes alocaion to a numberof items that in fact belong tothe curent budget. Provision of Ris 100 Billion for resettlement of IDPsis for en important cause, butis not investment Sinilafy provision of Rs 20 Bilion for ha PMs Youth Programme is current ducget shown as investrent, The PSDP. ‘dostment dees not show projects against hese provisions indicating that they may nothave gone through the rigorous process, which evaluaies efficacy of expenditure and evalua past efforts, ‘Torreiterate a problem that has existed for ong, the PSDP. mmiimaly meets the needs of en oversized projects porto, The ‘modest cele of the PSDP contrast wih the enormous size ofthe faceral goverrments publ investment pregramme. Projects in ho feceral PSDP number 992. Of hase, about 179 are financed of budget by WWAPDA, PEPCO and NTDC, leaving some 813 projects. Of the Rs 656 Billion, CPEC projects ae alocated about Rs Bilion. The res ofthe PSDP has wih Rs bllon fora projects having a throw forward of over Rs 3 Trilion. On an average, these projects would take about gt year to complete, ifthere wore no ‘costincrease from delays. Most wate- sector prejects wil take ‘ight to twelve years to complete at present cass. Bacause of renewed focus on roads, NHA's throw foward alone is Rs 1.4 Tilo, ‘Compared tothe revised PSDP of Rs 700 Bion ‘or 2015-16, next year's budget shows an increase of 14%, Since 2015-16, cuts have been placed in some ciical areas. The combined alocatons {or Figher education and federal education and training are a Bilion more than last year, ut Rs 5.4 Eli below 2014-18. The allocation for HEC mostly meats sponds for studonts studying ‘bread. Many HEC projects which Fas a total thraw forwara of Rs 142 Billo would sta. Allocation for heath has increased by Rs 4 Billion, butitis sl Rs 3 Billon less han 2014-15, As noted ‘bove,waterise big cause for concer. As a water stressed ‘country and wit high dependence on agriculture, thsi alarming Cf the Rs 130 Billon forthe power sector shown inthe PSDP, GoP's budgets Rs 74 Bilion, The rests tobe mel by WAPDA, PEPCO, and NTDC. Of the Rs 74 Bilin, Rs 60 Bilion the two LING fone, projects. IPR would have preferred to sea such large ‘amounts go to hydro projects and not to an expansive fuel scurce Infact, ofher than LNG powerplants, federal allocation forthe ower sect has declined substantily compared to 2014-15. This is astonishing when te counry faces exirerne power shortage. On the other hand, alccations to roads and highways have increased by 17.5%. Alocation for NH had ineroasod by a large 46% in 2018-16. .Federal Minister for Commerce Engr. Khurram Dastgir Khan said that new trade policy 2015-18, would be aiming a facilitating manufacturers and exporters in making Pakistani products competitive in the world markels, He was addressing 2 ceremony here in Multan ‘Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCI), chaired by Fareed Mughis Sheikh, its president the commeroa minister also promised to provide funds for establishment cof an Export Display Centre and up cradation of Multan office of Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP). Khurram Dastgir Khan prescribed value addition and international certification and standardization of Pakistani products as the key to sustained economic {growth observing that country can hardly rely on export of merely raw material be it cotton yam or mango packed in wooden crates, About incentives and facies to exporters, Khurram. Dastair Khan recalled a marathon €-hour long brainstorming ministerial session on September 10, 2015 followed by a briefing to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif the next day. He said that Prime Minister was committed to provide relief to businessmen and exporters to propel the national Federal Minister for Commerce Engr. Khurram Dastgir Khan visited Multan Chamber of Commerce & Industry economy. He said that it has been decided to pay the refund claims of exporters, however, added that issues were sill being discussed and final decision would be taken by the Prime Minister Khurram said that @ proposal had also been submitted to make export zero-ratad so that question of refund claim does not arse in future He said that Prime Minister Nawaz Shari was keen to ‘extond reli fo business but the questions were who deserves to gett. He recalled an instance from the pest when refund claims of exporters exceeded the exports. Khurram said the government was taking steps fo streamline the processes to minimize the chances of corruption and faciltate the business communi, He also said that under the new trade policy that would be announced soon for a period of three years, the relief would reach the bank accounts of business community through a transparent mechanism and thare would be no need fo move requests to ministry or FBR. Khurram added that government was engaged in talks with different countries to finalize free trade agreements toregain the edge it once used to enjoy for ts products in the international markets, He said the free trade agreement wth China in modified form was being negotiated and it would be more balanced than the previous version. Khurram said that Free Trade Agreement (FTA) talks were in progress with Thailand and a round of talks with Turkey would be held by the end of tis month for FTA. He further siated that talks for Free Trade Agreement with South Korea would begin in 2016. He said that government was also interested in a free trade agreement with Japan and hoped that things would tum positive following a high level vist to Japan, Khurram said that Pakistan was interested in enhancing trade with Iran and taks were also held on lran-Pakistan 928 pipeline and enhancing trade relations. He, however, added that financial sector sensitivities with regard to intemational sanctions were a point of concerns, adding that things would improve gradually. He said that he himself had visited ran some time ago as part of government's efforts to enhance cooperation with the neighboring county in different sectors. He said that China-Pek Economic Corridor would be linked to Iran. Khurram said that gas pipeline has been laid from Gwadar to Nawabshah and added that Pakistan would build the remaining portion of the ine from Gwader to iran ‘The commerce minister promised to provide funds for machinery for Cold Chain plant, Hot Water Treatment plant and vapor heat ireatment plant for mango post- harvest treatment, however, stressed that MCI should come up with proposals that it would run these plants. under management boards end there should be a mechanism to meet their operational cost. Khurram said that the board of Export Development Fund would be reformed in 2016. He said that gas supply stuation in the country would improve in the next six months through supply of LNG. Khurram said the government inherited two major challenges when it came into ower including extremism ‘and energy crisis. He said that operation being carried out against extremists hes made Pakistan more safer place adding that there was 70 per cent reduction in suicide attacks, thanks to operations being carried out by Pakistan's securty forces. Infow of foreign buyers to Pakistani markets and ‘export exhibitions has increased and situation was much better than what it was after 2007. He said that untiring cfforts were being made to overpower energy crisis and situation was improving gradually. Khurram said that countries lke China, Malaysia, India, ‘Turkey, Vietnam, and Thailand registered phenomenal ‘growih during last 30 years because of foreign investment ‘and joint ventures. He said that the efforts being made by the PML-N goverment was showing postive result. He said that government, under the new trade policy, would provide assistance to exporters and manufacturers in getting international certifications for their products to make them more competitive in the international markets. Inhis welcome address, MCC! President Fareed Mughis Sheikh presented a 15-point charter of demands. He said that sic industry must be revived: provide faites to the exporters of mango, withdrawal of 0.6 percent on bank transactions for non-taxpayers. Khawaja Jalaluddin Roomi, MM Anees Khawa\2, Shahid Nasim Khokhar, Khawaja Mebr Ali, Khawaja Muhammad Yousat, Mian bal Hassan, Malik Asrar Awan, Alamgir Jamil Khan, Rana Mehmooc-ul-Hassan MPA, Mutemmad Tariq Khan, Mian Rehman Nasim, Ata Shafi Tanvir, Khawaja Muhammad Farooq, Khawaja Muhammed Usman and Ch Zulfikar At Anjum also spoke.t hterew 9 vy =} ere een et Oe een Lege Perr on w legendary businessmen eg ee ee er ea aed omimunity of the country. Mian Niughts A, Shei i an Ce ee a Ec oldest and largest ectile mil of our country with es SD eee na eo eo 1933. Eoon daring a a thatultionately paved way for bis Tey an Question: How and when was the Colony Group established? ‘Answer: in 1890, my lte father Sheith Mian Muhammad Ismall started a ginning factory in Shamkot, thus laying the founda- tion cf Colony Group. At that time Hindus were dominating in al aspects of businose ‘everywhere and hey (Hindus) used diffrent facts to discourage Muslims to enter into business, My finer worked very hardand he succeeded i establishing Colony Group. in 1848 my father died and belo his death my {atherhad extended the chain f hs business {fom are gnning fectoryo 27 ection ging factories ard $ flour mis fiom Kharpur Katora a Sargodha, Question: Can you share the success story of Colony Group? A Legendary BUSINESSMAN OF PAKISTAN Mian Mughis A Sheikh Chairman Colony Textile Group By Azeezur Rehman Azeez buss ne Pera ge me Ce en eee eee 1973-74, Since then be has been one of the mast cherished and distinguished past District Governors of Rotary Club. He bas to sons. jour daughters and al bis family members are Rotarians who a eae cane nee ee Pee Le pL ee on rea) en ee eat eae Creer nd in an organized manner In 1966 be was elected as the Dena Cag Ro Pe Pee eee ons with a heen interes. Pe ‘Answer: My faerfimly believed that interest is ‘haraar’ in Iam ard he never borrowed a penny from any bank or any financial insituton forthe oxpansion of his usiness. My father invested his cun hard eamed money 10 wdan the network of ginning factories end our mils. ‘Question: What changes and issues {your group has faced after creation of Pakistan? ‘Answer: Affor Pariion, tho creation of Paksian, separate homelandfortheMusims, ‘wasabessingforallofus Paksian proved a raven forthe Musi businessmenand a new chapter of growth and prosperity begun for the honestand hard-working businessmen. is the independence of Muslims ftom Hindustan that craatad Pakistan, whara thebuisinessmen worked wit more commit. ment decication, dignty and honesty. Ater Pattiion, we established Nultan Electric Supply Compary, Textile Mil in. Multan, Bhakkar and Noushera, Australasia Bank Natenal Securty Insurance Company end Ismail Cement Factory. Quostion: Youhave done alot of afforts for social welfare that one cannot measure or calculate, which is being acknowledged throughout Pakistan, especially in Multan region. Would you share with our readers your passion for ‘well being ofthe deserving people? Answer: ls ourobigaton to take care of the people working with us and proving them wih thei basic needs. We feel duty bound ta ry and provide for al the oscential rnaeds of cu team merbar; fom jobs to tha education of our children. We believe in leading by example, so simultznecusly a5, Colony Textile wes being but in the early yoars ofPakistan, so were the schools forboy and gifs. Itis assantal that cur childn ba put up in qualty educational insitusons so that ney become responsible and productive clizens of Pakistan witout facing any discrmination, deprivation and hardship | thin that our zest and mission to take care of our co-workers end their children is also one of the key factors that helped ‘xpand tho ambit of he Colony Group. Our workforce worked with rare commimen, honesty and played ther cue role for our mutual success and growih. If you work towards giving basic facites to your co workers, they wil work wih more sincenty, honesty and pride that is very importart for thegrawth ofanycompary. Question: Colony Group is one of the important business groups of the ‘country. Your father dd a lot of struggle for the development of this group. How was tho journey of growth of Colony Group? ‘Answer: (Ne engaged inteligant and ccompatent people fo work with us. 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