State-owned Fenaka Corporation, which is in a mountain of debt, is seeking a party to stitch 3,000 flags for the company.
Fenaka, via an announcement on Tuesday, said it was seeking a party to stitch the national flag and the company’s flag according to a sample provided by the company. In this regard, Fenaka said it required 1,500 national flags and 1,500 company flags.
According to the announcement, the items required to stitch the flags should be procured by the contractor. Fenaka is not offering an advance payment and the contractor will be paid upon completion and handover of the items to the company.
The deadline to submit bid applications for the flags is Monday.
Notably, Fenaka has been in hot water previously for failure to pay and delays in paying contractors for work they have completed under various contracts. The state-owned company is operating at a loss, with a mountain of debt. 
Fenaka, which has long been leveraged by various administrations for political purposes, is the subject of severe corruption allegations as a result.