Pakistan, March 28 -- Pakistan's non-textile exports increased by 2.38% in FY25, reaching $9.89 billion during the first eight months (July-February). This is up from $9.66 billion in the same period last year. The rise is mainly due to higher demand for value-added products such as leather, footwear, and engineering goods. These products are becoming more popular in global markets.
Engineering goods saw the most significant growth, rising by 19.05%. Exports of electric fans, industrial machinery, transport equipment, and rubber tyres led the way. Cement exports also surged, increasing by 38.05% in volume and 26.95% in value. These gains show strong global demand for Pakistani-made products.
Meanwhile, the footwear sector performed well, ...