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Pakistan’s Fashion Brand Khaadi Plans IPO Next Month

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 01 October 2026, 14:02 UTC By Bilal Hussain (News) 1 min read
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Khaadi Pakistan Ltd., a fashion retail company, is planning an initial public offering next month to fund its outlet expansion plan.

Khaadi Pakistan Ltd., a fashion retail company, is planning an initial public offering next month to fund its outlet expansion plan.
Pakistan (LOCATION) Fashion Brand Khaadi (ORG) Khaadi Pakistan Ltd. (ORG)
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