Pakistan’s economy grew by 3.65% in fiscal year 2025-26, below the earlier estimate of 3.70%, according to revised data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Monday.
The National Accounts Committee (NAC) revised agriculture growth upward to 3.50% from 2.89%, while industrial growth was lowered to 3.34% from 3.51%. Services sector growth also declined to 3.81% from the previous estimate of 4.09%.
The size of Pakistan’s economy reached Rs126.4 trillion, equivalent to $450.4 billion, compared with Rs114.9 trillion in the preceding fiscal year. Per capita income was estimated at Rs531,897, or $1,896.
Quarterly figures showed GDP growth of 3.89% in the first quarter, 4.31% in the second and 4.42% in the third quarter.
The economy expanded by 2% in the fourth quarter, with agriculture and services growing by 3.71% and 3.62%, respectively, while industry contracted by 4.70%, the NAC said.