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Dues waiver offered to plot, factory owners in Rawat Industrial Estate

byCT Report
06/07/2026
in Breaking News, Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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RAWALPINDI: The Management Board of the RCCI Rawat Industrial Estate has announced a limited-time special discount offer for factory and plot owners to clear their outstanding dues.

According to the details, the offer aims at facilitating the industrial community and ensuring timely collection of revenue.

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The scheme will remain operational until September 30, 2026.

Under the incentive package, a 25 percent discount will be provided on outstanding monthly dues for all operational factories and plots, while a 50 percent waiver will apply to fixed dues for vacant plots. However, the management clarified that the discount can only be availed upon a lump-sum payment of all accumulated liabilities, and no relief will be extended for payments made in installments.

The notification, issued by Board Chairman, Chaudhry Nadeem A. Rauf  further specified that the discount includes the one percent accumulated surcharge, and no additional concessions will be granted under this package. The special offer will automatically expire after the September 30 deadline.

Chaudhry Nadeem urged the industrial community to leverage this opportunity and clear their total outstanding payments before the cutoff date. He emphasized that the timely recovery of dues is critical to sustaining ongoing infrastructure projects, including road networks, drainage systems, utility services, and other essential civic developments within the Rawat Industrial Estate.

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