Textile exports have reached a historic high during the first four months of the current fiscal year 2025-26.
According to a report by Arif Habib Limited, textile exports amounted to $6.4 billion during this period, marking the largest trade volume for the sector in the same timeframe.
The report highlighted that value-added segments played a significant role in this performance.
In the initial four months of the fiscal year, knitwear exports reached $1.9 billion, while ready-made garments totaled $1.4 billion, both representing record levels for their respective segments.
The growth in textile exports is attributed to improved global demand, strong performance of value-added products, and stability in the Pakistani rupee.
This achievement reflects the impact of Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif’s business-friendly policies, government priorities for export promotion, and a vision based on economic discipline.
The government has enhanced the competitiveness of the textile industry by ensuring policy continuity, industrial facilitation, and a favorable environment for exporters.
Restoration of business confidence, gradual stabilization of energy costs, and facilitation measures for the export sector have further strengthened the overall trade environment.
