Pakistan Refinery Ltd (PRL) is looking to buy a second-hand refinery complex to upgrade its operations and increase output to help meet rising demand for petroleum products. — AFP/File ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Refinery Ltd (PRL) is looking to buy a second-hand refinery complex to upgrade its operations and increase output to help meet rising demand for petroleum products as the country emerges from a pandemic-driven slump. The South Asian country currently has five refineries with a total capacity of 417,000 barrels per day (bpd), according to Pakistan’s 2020 economic survey, the largest of which stands at 150,000 bpd. If the purchase goes ahead PRL could double its capacity to 100,000 bpd. The company this week sought offers to purchase a second-hand refinery complex for relocation to Pakistan, according to an advertisement placed in international media.