Pakistan Cables approves Rs350m CECL share buyback
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Link News reported that Pakistan Cables Limited (PSX: PCAL) has accepted an offer from Chinoy Engineering & Construction (Private) Limited (CECL) to buy back its 17% stake in CECL. The company's holding consists of 4,845,000 ordinary shares, each carrying a face value of Rs10, and the sale would clear its full position. CECL has proposed paying about Rs72.24 per share, which comes to roughly Rs350 million in total.
The deal still needs corporate, regulatory and shareholder sign-off, along with documentation and remaining formalities. Once the deal closes, the company will hold no CECL shares at all. Both the price and the total value are stated as approximate figures. The disclosure was filed with the exchange through a notification.
At a glance
- Pakistan Cables accepted CECL's offer to buy back its 17% stake.
- The stake comprises 4,845,000 shares, valued at roughly Rs350 million in total.
- Completion requires corporate, regulatory and shareholder approvals plus documentation.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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