KARACHI: The National Savings Centre has announced the results of the Rs200 prize bond draw held in Faisalabad. Bond number 591284 won the first prize of Rs750,000.
Five bondholders claimed the second prize of Rs250,000 each. Their winning numbers were 293000, 811470, 721418, 473127, and 659859. Numerous participants also won the third prize of Rs1,250 each.
The Rs200 prize bond draw is part of the regular series conducted by the State Bank of Pakistan. Investors participate in these draws while holding eligible bonds, giving them a chance to win cash prizes.
Officials confirmed that the next Rs200 prize bond draws are scheduled as follows: Karachi on June 15, Muzaffarabad on September 15, and Peshawar on December 15.
Other prize bond series for 2026 include Rs750, Rs1,500, and Rs100 bonds. The Rs750 draws will take place in Quetta (April 15), Lahore (July 15), and Rawalpindi (October 15). The Rs1,500 prize bond draws are scheduled in Sialkot (May 15), Faisalabad (August 17), and Hyderabad (November 16). The Rs100 prize bond draws will be held in Hyderabad (May 15), Multan (August 17), and Faisalabad (November 16).
Premium prize bond draws are also planned for higher denominations. Rs40,000 bonds will be drawn in Rawalpindi (March 10), Muzaffarabad (June 10), Sialkot (September 10), and Lahore (December 10). Similarly, Rs25,000 bonds will be drawn in Multan (March 10), Peshawar (June 10), Quetta (September 10), and Karachi (December 10).
Authorities emphasized that if a scheduled prize bond draw falls on a public holiday, it will be postponed to the next working day. Participants are advised to check official notifications before claiming prizes.
The National Savings Centre encourages investors to continue purchasing prize bonds, highlighting them as a secure way to invest and potentially earn rewards through these regular draws.
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Overall, the Faisalabad Rs200 prize bond draw offered multiple winners a chance to secure cash prizes, with future draws planned across Pakistan for different bond denominations.
