Over 15 state-owned companies in Pakistan are facing massive financial losses exceeding Rs. 59 trillion, according to a recent Ministry of Finance report. In just six months of the last fiscal year, the deficit surged by Rs. 3.45 trillion, with pension liabilities now reaching Rs. 17 trillion. The National Highway Authority tops the list with losses of Rs. 1.953 trillion, followed by QESCO at Rs. 770.6 billion and PESCO at Rs. 684.9 billion. The report highlights worsening losses in power companies due to poor management, outdated infrastructure, electricity theft, and unpaid bills. Experts warn that without urgent reforms, these growing losses and pension obligations could severely impact Pakistan’s economy and national budget.