Over the course of 37 years, the Reko Diq project is anticipated to bring in $53 billion.
The estimated total cost is $7.7 billion, and production is expected to start in 2028. By 2028, up to 7,500 jobs will be produced during the construction phase.
The Ministry of Petroleum has reportedly decided to obtain $3.5 billion in restricted finance for the 37-year project. It is anticipated to generate $70 billion in free cash flow and $90 billion in operating cash flow. The federal government will receive $11 billion in revenue out of the $53 billion in total.
