Fesco completes 173 projects worth Rs375.186 million in September

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Fesco completed 173 development projects worth Rs375.186 million in September 2026.
The schemes brought electricity to 119 villages at a cost of Rs211.316 million.
The company also completed 42 LT proposals for Rs49.467 million and 12 deposit works for Rs114.403 million.
Sargodha circle topped the list with 60 projects, followed by Faisalabad with 45.

FAISALABAD: Fesco completed 173 development projects costing Rs375.186 million in September, bringing electricity to 119 villages across its four circles in the region, the company said on Thursday.

According to Project Director Construction Ahmed Ali Shah, the month’s completed work included village electrification worth Rs211.316 million, 42 LT proposals costing Rs49.467 million and 12 deposit works costing Rs114.403 million.

Sargodha circle led the month with 60 completed projects costing Rs110.034 million, ahead of Faisalabad with 45 projects worth Rs107.614 million.

Jhang completed 36 projects worth Rs106.880 million, while Mianwali finished 32 projects costing Rs50.658 million.

Village electrification made up the largest share of the work across the Fesco region, with 43 villages electrified in Sargodha, 38 in Faisalabad, 19 in Jhang and 19 in Mianwali.

The directorate also completed the LT proposals in all four circles, while the deposit works were split between Faisalabad, Jhang and Mianwali.

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Chief Executive Fesco Engineer Abid Rasheed praised the project director, the officers and the staff for the timely completion, calling it the result of their hard work and commitment.

He directed that the pace of work be maintained along with construction quality and administrative requirements, so that completed projects brought real convenience to consumers.

Ahmed Ali Shah said the construction directorate was working in an organised manner under the chief executive’s guidance. Its priority, he said, was to complete every project to the prescribed standard so its benefit reached consumers without delay.