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Ports & terminal operators deliver record collections: SRB FY25 report

byCT Report
11/02/2026
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KARACHI: Port and terminal operators emerged as the largest contributors to sales tax on services in Sindh during fiscal year 2024-25, according to the annual performance report released by the Sindh Revenue Board (SRB). Tax consultation service

The report highlights sustained growth across major service sectors, with the top 10 revenue-generating industries collectively contributing Rs. 155.6 billion, reflecting strong economic activity and improved tax compliance. Additionally, 27 other service sectors generated over Rs. 1 billion each, demonstrating a rapidly diversifying revenue base.

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The Ports, Airports & Terminal Operators sector, taxed at 15%, remained the single largest contributor, generating Rs. 40.19 billion, a 19% increase from Rs. 33.67 billion recorded in FY 2023-24. Major contributors included Karachi Port Trust, Port Qasim Authority, SAPT, and KICT.

The Telecommunication sector retained second position, contributing Rs. 24.20 billion, up 13% year-on-year, supported by rising demand for broadband, data communication, and internet services. The Banking sector posted 27% growth, contributing Rs. 20.34 billion, while Franchise and Intellectual Property services recorded 20% growth, generating Rs. 17.53 billion.

Notably, the Funds and Asset Management sector entered the top ten for the first time, registering an impressive 162% growth, with collections rising to Rs. 5.76 billion. This growth was driven by macroeconomic stability, falling inflation, easing monetary policy, and a 50% surge in the KSE-100 index during FY25.

Other high-performing sectors included Insurance, Contract Execution, Software & IT Consultancy, Goods Transportation, and Technical & Engineering Consultancy, all posting strong double-digit growth, reinforcing Sindh’s expanding services economy.

Top 10 Revenue-Contributing Service Sectors in Sindh (FY 2024-25)

S. No.    Major Service Sector      FY25 Revenue (Rs bn)    FY24 Revenue (Rs bn)    Growth

1              Port, Airport & Terminal Operators          40.19     33.67     19%

2              Telecommunication        24.20                     21.49     13%

3              Banking 20.34                   15.96                     27%

4              Franchise                             17.53                  14.65     20%

5              Insurance                            14.56     11.34     29%

6              Contract Execution          12.24     10.67     15%

7              Software & IT Consultation          7.80        5.22        49%

8              Goods Transportation    7.19        4.80        50%

9              Technical, Scientific & Engineering Consultation 6.14        4.26        44%

10           Funds & Asset Management       5.76        2.20        162%

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