Pakistan Tobacco Company (PTC) intends to liquidate its Jhelum production plant, according to top company officials who spoke to media on Saturday at the business’s Jhelum factory.
Eight manufacturing lines in Jhelum have been shuttered, and the firm is now operating with a minimal capacity of two machines. Due to the loss of sales volume in the legitimate business, the corporation will also re-export four of its equipment in its production divisions.
PTC executives stated that if the current scenario persists in the following days, the firm would most certainly shut down.
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