Quite a jump in 2 posts..... started at the army doesn't run IPPs, then it became ok they do but it's barely 1 % ... what next ? ok it's big but it's for a good cause.... That's not an argument... That's a retreat with commentary....And you keep evading the actual question, which was never market share... What justifies a military institution sitting on a business empire worth tens of billions of dollars in the first place?
And since you brought up the 1 %, even that needed a cooked list..... Your own 2 plants add up to 342 MW, which is already 1.3 percent of PPIB's 25,800 MW fleet.... To get under 1 you quietly deleted the rest of your own group...... The FFC wind farms, the Port Qasim coal plant, the Thar Energy stake. ... Around 600 MW under Fauji Group control..... When your opening stat can't survive a ten second google, lead with something else...
Now the myth you say "I" invented. The government told the National Assembly in writing that it paid Rs 3.92 billion in capacity charges to Foundation Power Daharki alone in FY24..... One plant. One year... Their number, not mine.... And that plant runs on gas from Mari, which Fauji Foundation owns 40 percent of, under a sovereign guaranteed PPA..... Your own gas company fuelling your own plant selling to the state on guaranteed terms... Tell me more about the free market...!!
I can go on and debunk every single claim you made which is so balatantly false, like your claim about Fauji Foundation being a public company which discloses financials, whereas the fact is that It's an unlisted charitable trust from 1954 under an 1889 law, run under the Ministry of Defence........ No listing, no ticker, no consolidated audited accounts, ever..... The subsidiaries disclose because PSX rules force them to. The trust collecting their dividends discloses nothing.....
You need to try again, and much harder.... or alternately, stop trying to defend the indefensible
