Pakistan’s economic crisis isn’t just about IMF deals—it’s quietly dismantling its industrial base.

Sky-high electricity tariffs, far above regional competitors, are making exports uncompetitive and pushing factories toward shutdown.

The evidence is stark: when energy was made affordable, exports surged. When prices rose again, growth collapsed. Power policy isn’t just technical—it decides whether industry lives or dies.

Meanwhile, businesses are left absorbing the cost of inefficiencies: unused capacity, massive losses, and a system that penalizes production.

The result is a steady slide into deindustrialization.

If the solution is already known, why does Pakistan keep choosing the policy that’s driving its industry to the brink?

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