FCEL to roll out revised business plan after settlement with lenders
Mettis Global • • 1 min read
Mettis Link News reported that First Capital Equities Limited (PSX:FCEL) is in discussions with secured lenders and financial creditors to settle overdue liabilities on favourable conditions. The update came in a progress report the company sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in reply to a bourse letter dated October 02, 2026.
Beyond the debt talks, the company is weighing strategic options for its future business plan, including real estate projects. It stated that revised plans will be put into effect once the settlement with its lenders is finalised.
The company also said it will keep the exchange informed and make required disclosures under the law and PSX regulations as the matter develops. Further updates will follow at a later stage, the report added.
At a glance
- The company is negotiating with lenders to settle overdue debt on favourable conditions.
- Real estate projects are among the strategic options under review for the future plan.
- Revised plans will take effect once the lender settlement is finalised.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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