The Pakistani telecom industry is in turmoil as user revenue falls to an all-time low.

According to ARY News cited sources, Pakistan's telecom industry is experiencing a severe financial crisis due to the world's lowest per-user income of $0.80.

Pakistani telecom companies are in a panic because of this startling statistic. According to insiders within the industry, the depreciation of the Pakistani rupee in correlation to the US dollar will make it challenging for telecom carriers to maintain services.

Because revenue per user must increase by more than $1.5 to remain active, mobile operators find it challenging to stay afloat. All expenditures are expressed in USD.

Ameenul Haq, the minister of information technology, has also spoken with the telecom sector and been briefed on their grave worries.

The cost of doing business has skyrocketed due to rising loan rates, fuel costs, and energy prices, placing tremendous strain on an already troubled sector.

The closing of LCs due to the financial crisis has made the situation worse and placed limitations on increases in roaming rates. This may hurt the level of service, which might make clients dissatisfied and drive away business.