All Pakistan
Textile Mills Association

The All Pakistan Textile Mills Associations is a trade organization representing the largest sector of Pakistan Textile encompassing more than 223 textile companies.

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March 27, 2023Industry

Shahid Sattar and Ureeda Majeed While inflation has become a major topic for debate in today’s world politics, it is actually a tale as old as time. The world’s first recorded hyperinflation came during the French Revolution, During the 20th century, seventeen hyperinflations occurred in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, including 5 in Latin America, […]

March 1, 2023Industry

Shahid Sattar and Noreen Akhtar Unsustainable industrial water consumption has become a massive environmental sustainability challenge. Discharge of untreated wastewater, lack of water-efficient technologies, and absence of recycling and reuse techniques are significant contributors to industrial water pollution. All industrial manufacturing operations and raw material production consume water extensively. Textile dyeing is considered the second […]

February 20, 2023Industry

Shahid Sattar and Noreen Akhtar Energy sector is the largest GHG producer in Pakistan. It is estimated that the energy demand in the country will reach 108 – 126 million tons of oil equivalent (TOE) by 2030. With the growing unsustainable management of energy demand, Pakistan’s continuous reliance on imported fossil fuels and outdated coal […]

July 5, 2022Misc. Reports

ALL PAKISTAN TEXTILE MILLS ASSOCIATION PRINCIPAL OFFICE ISLAMABAD ELECTION SCHEDULE ELECTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND THE OFFICE BEARERS OF APTMA FOR THE YEAR 2022-23 DAY DATE RULE ACTIVITY Tue 05-07-2022 14(2-a) Announcement of Election Schedule and circulation of Preliminary List of Voters. Thu 07-07-2022 18(2) Receiving changes in the names of Authorized Representative(s) […]

October 25, 2021Misc. Reports

The higher import bill and current account deficit (CAD) noted in recent months poses serious risks to the macroeconomic outlook, particularly Pakistan’s Balance of Payments. This has highlighted the need to take holistic action in achieving a trade balance, as both imports and exports present us with their own unique set of dynamics. While our […]

October 22, 2021Misc. Reports

The higher import bill and current account deficit (CAD) noted in recent months poses serious risks to the macroeconomic outlook, particularly Pakistan’s Balance of Payments. This has highlighted the need to take holistic action in achieving a trade balance, as both imports and exports present us with their own unique set of dynamics. While our […]

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SECRETARY GENERAL
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  • Export Bill Discounting Rate
  • Exchange Rates (INTER BANK RATES)
  • China ZCE Cotton No. 1 Rates
  • NYC US cent/lb
  • Cotlook ‘A’ Index
  • KCA Pak Rs.

March 31, 2023

Currency

Spot

Sight/OD

1 Month

2 Month

3 Month

4 Month

5 Month

6 Month

USD

282.00

283.14

283.65

283.27

283.41

270.48

266.99

264.25

EUR

305.61

307.27

308.21

308.45

309.18

295.69

292.35

289.82

GBP

349.60

351.18

351.21

351.76

352.17

336.33

332.09

328.88

JPY

2.14

2.15

2.16

2.17

2.18

2.09

2.07

2.06

AUD

189.46

190.35

190.82

190.80

191.09

182.62

180.45

178.79

CAD

206.61

208.21

208.61

208.40

208.56

199.14

196.66

194.74

March 31, 2023

Currency

Spot

Sight/OD

1 Month

2 Month

3 Month

4 Month

5 Month

6 Month

USD

282.00

283.14

283.65

283.27

283.41

270.48

266.99

264.25

EUR

305.61

307.27

308.21

308.45

309.18

295.69

292.35

289.82

GBP

349.60

351.18

351.21

351.76

352.17

336.33

332.09

328.88

JPY

2.14

2.15

2.16

2.17

2.18

2.09

2.07

2.06

AUD

189.46

190.35

190.82

190.80

191.09

182.62

180.45

178.79

CAD

206.61

208.21

208.61

208.40

208.56

199.14

196.66

194.74

March 31, 2023

Prod

Last

Change

Vol

Open Interest

CF305

14,325.00

– 010.00

234,778

420,941

CF307

14,370.00

– 015.00

55,275

145,936

CF309

14,505.00

+ 010.00

147,171

348,685

CF311

14,650.00

+ 010.00

6,583

41,733

CF401

14,710.00

+ 005.00

8,389

49,805

CF403

14,715.00

+ 035.00

36

240

March 31, 2023

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Change

CTK23 MaY-2023

82.78

– 0.72

CTN23 Jul-2023

83.10

– 0.77

CTV23 Oct-2023

83.36

– 0.83

March 30, 2023

A Index = 96.70

A Index Change = (+ 0.20)

March 31, 2023

20,041

Publications



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Shahid Sattar and Eman Ahmed / Oct 27, 2021

Critical importance of competitive energy rates across textile value chain

New investments have a central role in the sector’s expansion and will serve as the ladder to economic growth, generating 500,000 fresh employment opportunities along the way
March 27, 2023Industry

Shahid Sattar and Ureeda Majeed While inflation has become a major topic for debate in today’s world politics, it is actually a tale as old as time. The world’s first recorded hyperinflation came during the French Revolution, During the 20th century, seventeen hyperinflations occurred in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, including 5 in Latin America, […]

March 1, 2023Industry

Shahid Sattar and Noreen Akhtar Unsustainable industrial water consumption has become a massive environmental sustainability challenge. Discharge of untreated wastewater, lack of water-efficient technologies, and absence of recycling and reuse techniques are significant contributors to industrial water pollution. All industrial manufacturing operations and raw material production consume water extensively. Textile dyeing is considered the second […]

February 20, 2023Industry

Shahid Sattar and Noreen Akhtar Energy sector is the largest GHG producer in Pakistan. It is estimated that the energy demand in the country will reach 108 – 126 million tons of oil equivalent (TOE) by 2030. With the growing unsustainable management of energy demand, Pakistan’s continuous reliance on imported fossil fuels and outdated coal […]


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