Pakistan’s economy shows renewed signs of strength and resilience as the government revises the GDP growth rate for FY2025 to 3.04%, up from the earlier estimate of 2.68%.

The upward revision reflects stronger-than-expected performance in the fourth quarter, where growth surged to 5.66%, driven by a rebound in industry and services.

With this momentum, the nation’s economic size has expanded to $407.2 billion, and per capita income has risen to $1,812 — signaling gradual but meaningful progress for millions of Pakistanis.

Agriculture, though mixed, has shown resilience through growth in key crops like onions, mangoes, and green fodder, while the industrial sector has posted an impressive 19.95% rise, thanks to improved manufacturing and energy production.

The government’s latest revisions, approved by the National Accounts Committee (NAC), paint a cautiously optimistic picture of an economy striving toward stability, sustainability, and inclusive growth for the people of Pakistan.