Pakistan’s oil industry has cautioned the government about potential disruptions to fuel supplies following recent reductions in petrol and diesel prices. Oil companies argue the price cuts, intended to provide relief to consumers, have squeezed their profit margins to unsustainable levels. This is leading to reluctance among companies to import fuel, creating a risk of shortages, particularly of diesel. The Oil Companies Advisory Council (OCAC) has formally communicated these concerns to the government, highlighting the financial losses incurred with each sale. They are seeking a review of the pricing mechanism to ensure the viability of fuel imports and maintain a consistent supply. The government has yet to respond to the industry’s warnings, leaving the future of fuel availability uncertain. Continued price reductions without addressing industry concerns could exacerbate the situation, potentially impacting key sectors reliant on diesel, such as agriculture and transportation.