State-owned enterprises have incurred a staggering loss of Rs851.37 billion over the past two years, bringing their total cumulative losses to Rs5.748 trillion.

According to the performance report for FY 2023-24, the National Highway Authority recorded the highest loss at Rs295.58 billion.

Quetta Electric Supply Company reported a loss of Rs120.45 billion, while Peshawar Electric Supply Company faced a deficit of Rs88.72 billion.

Pakistan International Airlines recorded a loss of Rs73.59 billion, and Pakistan Railways suffered losses amounting to Rs51.37 billion.

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Sukkur Electric Power Company reported a loss of Rs37 billion, while Lahore Electric Supply Company recorded Rs34.19 billion in losses.

Pakistan Steel Mills incurred losses of Rs31.19 billion.

Islamabad Electric Supply Company faced a deficit of Rs15.80 billion, while Hyderabad Electric Supply Company reported losses of Rs22.20 billion.