are you teaching us to pay back loans while your whole country is inflated on fake loans ?
aqlana na hon te mojan he mojan.. when you dont have wisdom, you enjoy more.
Our PM is not asking for a write off.
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are you teaching us to pay back loans while your whole country is inflated on fake loans ?
aqlana na hon te mojan he mojan.. when you dont have wisdom, you enjoy more.
not YETOur PM is not asking for a write off.
not YET
@FuturePAF
Future Pai,
just one or two modern companies in each level of the value chain
Who will identify and do valuation of these hidden gems?
Regards
When companies go bankrupt, first thing that happens is, that compitent employees fly away. And without these competencies, these companies are as good as our parliament.Many companies will go bankrupt in the developing 2020 Recession. There will be an over supply of factories and an under supply of demand. This is the perfect time for Pakistani companies or rich individuals/investors to buy these foreign companies at severely discounted prices and use their technology in Pakistan.
We should plan to use this recession to the benefit of national development, and try to procure all the components of CPEC’s Agricultural development from the cheapest suppliers and learn to put them together ourselves.
This can also be applied to industrial production, and companies with modern manufacturing techniques in industries where we stand a chance being competitive.
Many companies will go bankrupt in the developing 2020 Recession. There will be an over supply of factories and an under supply of demand. This is the perfect time for Pakistani companies or rich individuals/investors to buy these foreign companies at severely discounted prices and use their technology in Pakistan.
We should plan to use this recession to the benefit of national development, and try to procure all the components of CPEC’s Agricultural development from the cheapest suppliers and learn to put them together ourselves.
This can also be applied to industrial production, and companies with modern manufacturing techniques in industries where we stand a chance being competitive.
When companies go bankrupt, first thing that happens is, that compitent employees fly away. And without these competencies, these companies are as good as our parliament.
Thats like saying, USAF is about to retire F-22 soon and PAF should purchase them.
NOT GOING TO HAPPEN WITH CURRENT PAKISTANI ECONOMIC SITUATION!
Better choice will be to hire project managers, define project, execute and then maintain them. Simple.Good point, we need the competent employees
perhaps the title should be nearly bankrupt or struggling companies. It would require the help of experts in each field to identify good companies with the right technologies at more than fair prices.
The Pakistani state would not be buying these companies but investors, given the right incentives by the government, would buy these companies on a private basis, and apply the technologies to Pakistani industry in partnerships.
The Indian government doesn’t own TATA, but the knowledge from their acquisitions has been passed on to their staff and domestic suppliers. The knowledge allows these workers to be caught up to global standards and can go into developing new products, which they can sell to the large international market. The goal is to become competitive in the international market, using the talents and labor pool of Pakistan.
Better choice will be to hire project managers, define project, execute and then maintain them. Simple.
For this, we need good top level planners.
Pta ho jinko keh kerna kia hai.
Good point, we need the competent employees
perhaps the title should be nearly bankrupt or struggling companies. It would require the help of experts in each field to identify good companies with the right technologies at more than fair prices.
The Pakistani state would not be buying these companies but investors, given the right incentives by the government, would buy these companies on a private basis, and apply the technologies to Pakistani industry in partnerships.
The Indian government doesn’t own TATA, but the knowledge from their acquisitions has been passed on to their staff and domestic suppliers. The knowledge allows these workers to be caught up to global standards and can go into developing new products, which they can sell to the large international market. The goal is to become competitive in the international market, using the talents and labor pool of Pakistan.
That too could work. Either way, this is the time to identify and look for diamonds in the rough. To your point, after the fall of the Soviet Union there were many Russian and Ukrainian engineers out of work, so hiring just top talent from these companies could be a better way, although we may also need to procure the patents some of these companies own. Which is why buying companies is also important.