OGRA hires audit firm to evaluate profit earned by CNG stations

OGRA official says audit firm would present report within four days, by November 12.


Zafar Bhutta November 08, 2012
OGRA hires audit firm to evaluate profit earned by CNG stations

ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) on Thursday hired an audit firm, Avais Hyder Liaquat Nauman Chartered Accountants, to conduct an audit of CNG stations regarding profit earned by them, following an order of the Supreme Court.

An Ogra official said that the firm would present the audit report within four days, by November 12.

It will select 11 CNG stations in rural and urban areas to evaluate profit and return of CNG stations.

This audit is being conducted as short-term measure and a long-term audit would also be conducted later.

The apex court had ordered the regulatory body to review the prices and announce the new prices before November 1.

COMMENTS (8)

Kaashaan | 12 years ago | Reply

my friends in KPMG tell me its bogus auditing if they're able to do it in 2,3 days short time frame. Any other tactic to fool the public.

Cautious | 12 years ago | Reply

What rubbish -- no credible accounting firm could perform an audit and release it's findings in that time frame -- also what exactly is the SC going to do with the report and what expertise does an attorney/judge have in evaluating financial affairs. running a business or establishing prices on a commodity.

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