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Pakistan Steel gets new chief executive

APP Published August 28, 2019
Engineer Ashiq Ali brings with him experience spanned over 49 year in varied disciplines of engineering sector. — Reuters
Engineer Ashiq Ali brings with him experience spanned over 49 year in varied disciplines of engineering sector. — Reuters
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ISLAMABAD: Engineer Ashiq Ali was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Pakistan Steel Mills Karachi on Tuesday.

Ali brings with him experience spanned over 49 year in varied disciplines of engineering sector and has served as Managing Director Heavy Electrical Complex Taxila, Heavy Mechanical Complex Taxila, Pakistan Engineering Company and Pakistan Machine Tools Factory.

Published in Dawn, August 28th, 2019

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siddiq karim
Aug 28, 2019 08:38am
unless you modernize manufacturing and layoff workers to reduce cost no engineer in the world would be able to do much stop wasting time and money
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Bill
Aug 28, 2019 12:30pm
He is not going to make PSM solvent. It will never be profitable. PSM is using a labor intensive 19th century steel technology.
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