Interloop Limited (ILP): 2QFY25 EPS arrived-in at at PKR 0.82, down 61%YoY/up 4.2xQoQ - By Taurus Research

Feb 19 2025


Taurus Securities


  • Board Meeting: February 19, 2025
  • 2QFY25A: – EPS: PKR 0.82, PAT: PKR 1.15Bn, down ~61%YoY over the SPLY.
  • In 2QFY25, ILP’s net sales clocked-in at PKR 42.3Bn, up 20%YoY/2%QoQ primarily driven by higher volumetric sales. Gross margins arrived ~20%, down 7pptsYoY/up 2pptsQoQ mainly due to rising energy costs, higher input costs, and higher costs of apparel project due to ramp-up phase we believe. Other income declined ~18%YoY to arrive at PKR 173Mn. Moreover, finance cost clocked-in at PKR 2.6Bn, up 4%YoY/down 5%QoQ. Whereas, tax rate arrived at 30%YoY compared to 15% in the SPLY, attributable to transition from the final-tax regime to the normal tax regime
Interloop Limited (ILP): 2QFY25 EPS arrived-in at at PKR 0.82, down 61%YoY/up 4.2xQoQ - By Taurus Research

Feb 19 2025


Taurus Securities


  • Board Meeting: February 19, 2025
  • 2QFY25A: – EPS: PKR 0.82, PAT: PKR 1.15Bn, down ~61%YoY over the SPLY.
  • In 2QFY25, ILP’s net sales clocked-in at PKR 42.3Bn, up 20%YoY/2%QoQ primarily driven by higher volumetric sales. Gross margins arrived ~20%, down 7pptsYoY/up 2pptsQoQ mainly due to rising energy costs, higher input costs, and higher costs of apparel project due to ramp-up phase we believe. Other income declined ~18%YoY to arrive at PKR 173Mn. Moreover, finance cost clocked-in at PKR 2.6Bn, up 4%YoY/down 5%QoQ. Whereas, tax rate arrived at 30%YoY compared to 15% in the SPLY, attributable to transition from the final-tax regime to the normal tax regime
Interloop Limited (ILP): Result Review: ILP 2QFY25 EPS Rs0.8 - By Sherman Research

Feb 19 2025


Sherman Securities


  • Interloop Limited (ILP) announced 2QFY25 result today where in company posted unconsolidated earnings of Rs1.1bn (EPS of Rs0.8) as compared to net earnings of Rs3bn (EPS of Rs2.1) during the same period last year, down by 61%YoY. Moreover, company did not announced any cash dividend during 2QFY25.
  • Decline in earnings is mainly due to higher expected losses in Apparel segment amid elevated depreciation expense and plant being highly underutilized during the period.
  • During 2QFY25, the company’s topline surged by 20%YoY to Rs42.3bn mainly due to rise in value added products export amid sharp increase in global demand during the period.
Interloop Limited (ILP): 2QFY25 Earnings Preview; reiterate Buy - By JS Research

Jan 30 2025


JS Global Capital


  • We preview earnings estimates for Interloop Limited (ILP) for 2QFY25, where we expect the company to report an EPS of Rs0.68, reflecting QoQ improvement in earnings. However, earnings likely to remain under pressure on a YoY basis due to the ongoing ramp-up of its newly commissioned Apparels plant.
  • Alongside the result, we expect ILP to either announce a token dividend of Rs0.25-Rs0.50/sh., albeit skipping the dividend cannot be ruled out given higher cashflow requirements for ongoing expansions.
  • We reiterate our Buy rating for the stock with TP of Rs115, where the company’s earnings are set to turnaround in FY26 with completion of ramp-up of the new apparels plant and gradual addition of brown-field expansions in Hosiery and Denim segment over FY26-FY27.
Interloop Limited (ILP): Growth prospects warrant a ‘Buy’ – By JS Research

Nov 22 2024


JS Global Capital


  • We reiterate our Buy rating for Interloop Limited with a Dec-2025 TP of Rs104. The company is going ahead with aggressive expansion and cost optimization plans in order to exploit opportunities in Pakistan’s Textile Industry due to displaced export orders from Bangladesh and trade restrictions on China.
  • ILP CapEx plans include full-fledged commissioning of Apparels green-field project within FY25, brown-field expansions in Hosiery and Denim plants and cost saving measures. To highlight, the company incurred a CapEx of Rs5bn and transferred Rs20bn to its operating assets this quarter which is in addition to the US$92mn CapEx plans highlighted earlier this year.
  • While we revise our FY25E EPS downwards to Rs4.71, incorporating weaker 1HFY25 earnings outlook, we believe recovery in Hosiery margins in 2HFY25 and ramp-up of Apparels division by FY26, will bring ILP earnings growth back on track from FY26 onwards.
Market Wrap: Highlights of the day - By JS Research

May 23 2025


JS Global Capital


  • Dull activity was observed on the last trading day of the week at the PSX, as investors adopted a cautious stance and preferred to stay on the sidelines ahead of the Federal Budget. The benchmark KSE-100 index fluctuated between an intraday high of 119,542 points (+389) and a low of 118,665 points (−487), before closing with a marginal loss of 50 points at 119,102. Trading volumes remained thin throughout the day, with major participation seen in sideboard stocks. Going forward, we expect the market to continue consolidating; hence, investors are advised to wait for dips before taking fresh positions.
Image Pakistan (IMAGE): Corporate Briefing Key Takeaways - By Topline Research

May 23 2025


Topline Securities


  • Topline Securities hosted a Corporate Briefing Session (CBS) for Image Pakistan (IMAGE) today, where senior management discussed the recent financial performance and future outlook of the company.
  • Rs193mn capex was incurred in 9MFY25, and management expects an additional Rs250mn for multi-head embroidery machinery and Rs150mn for store expansions over the next 9 months of CY25.
  • IMAGE currently has 14 outlets, with 4 more in progress (3 new and 1 expansion), bringing the total to 17 physical stores alongside a strong global online presence. Upcoming locations include the expanded Zamzama flagship, Bukhari Commercial in Karachi, F-6 MarkazIslamabad, and Giga Mall Rawalpindi.
Image Pakistan Limited (IMAGE): 3QFY25 Corporate Briefing Takeaways - By Taurus Research

May 23 2025


Taurus Securities


  • IMAGE is a premium fashion retailer specializing in Schiffli embroidery and digital lawn. It operates 14 stores across Pakistan and a growing online platform serving both local and international markets. With subsidiaries in the UK and USA, IMAGE targets the affordable luxury segment, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design for its customers.
  • In 3QFY25, IMAGE reported sales of PKR 1,205 million, relatively unchanged from 3QFY24 sales of PKR 1,204 million. Gross profit margin slightly improved to 45% in 3QFY25 compared to 42% in the same period last year (SPLY). However, net profit after tax (PAT) decreased by 12% to PKR 209Mn in 3QFY25 from PKR 238Mn in the SPLY due to an increase in distribution and selling expenses. EPS stood at PKR 0.91 in 3QFY25 (3QFY24 EPS: PKR 1.81).
  • During 3QFY25, IMAGE expanded its physical presence with three new stores: Multan, Gujrat, and a new outlet at Dolmen Mall Lahore, taking total outlets to 14 nationwide. An additional three outlets (DHA Phase VI Karachi, Giga Mall Rawalpindi, and F-6 Islamabad) are scheduled for launch by the end of CY25, which will bring the total to 17 brick-and-mortar stores. This accelerated rollout indicates management’s confidence in sustained foot traffic recovery and untapped urban demand.
Market Wrap: KSE-100 Stays Resilient Amid Budget Uncertainty - By HMFS Research

May 23 2025


HMFS Research


  • The KSE-100 index exhibited a choppy trajectory today as investor sentiment remained cautious ahead of the FY26 budget announcement. Ongoing discussions with the IMF and anticipation of new conditionalities kept market participants on edge, curbing aggressive positions. Still, broader optimism anchored in improving macroeconomic fundamentals— such as expected external financing from the UAE and World Bank, and renewed efforts to enhance trade and exports—offered some stability amidst the turbulence. After hitting an intraday high of +389 points, the index ultimately settled at 119,103, recording a marginal decline of 50 points. Market activity reflected a wait-and-see approach, with muted volumes of 99.8mn shares on the KSE-100 and 337.1mn shares traded overall. Leading the board were BBFL (33mn), WTL (19mn), and DOL (16mn). Going forward, the market is likely to remain sensitive to unfolding budgetary disclosures and IMF-related developments. Nonetheless, a constructive macroeconomic backdrop could provide the necessary support to steer equities toward recovery. Investors are advised to remain vigilant, closely track policy cues, and prioritize fundamentally sound stocks with long-term value potential.
Pakistan Aluminium Beverage Cans Limited (PABC): CY24 & 1QCY25 Corporate Briefing Takeaways - By Taurus Research

May 23 2025


Taurus Securities


  • PABC is the leading manufacturer of beverage cans in Pakistan. The Company is also Pakistan’s first and only manufacturer and exporter of aluminium cans.
  • During CY24, sales revenue increased 17%YoY clocking in at PKR 23Bn. The contribution of the exports to total revenue was around 63% during the year. Export sales increased 53%YoY to PKR 14.4Bn. Gross margin recorded a marginal decrease. Net profit for the year was recorded at PKR 6Bn compared to PKR 5Bn during the SPLY. The net profit margin recorded a marginal increase. As a result, EPS increased to PKR 16.9/sh from PKR 13.9/sh during the SPLY.
  • The Company reported a production of 936Mn cans in CY24, at a capacity utilization of 89%. The production capacity is 1.2Bn cans p.a.
Lalpir Power Limited (LPL): CY24 Corporate Briefing Key Takeaways - By Taurus Research

May 23 2025


Taurus Securities


  • LPL’s Power Purchase Agreement, originally due to expire in Nov’28, was terminated effective Oct 1, 2024, under a Negotiated Settlement Agreement. Receivables up to Sep 30, 2024—including CPP, EPP, and PTI—were cleared by Dec 31, 2024. Delayed payment interest was waived, resulting in significant reversals in the financials. The Company retains ownership of its 350MW oil-fired complex, and no further compensation was provided by the Government. CPPA-G will reimburse the Company for any adverse tax rulings if applicable.
  • Revenue declined 27%YoY to PKR 14.2Bn (CY23: PKR 19.5Bn), reflecting reduced dispatches ahead of PPA expiry. Gross profit fell to PKR 3.55Bn (CY23: PKR 5.6Bn), while PAT sharply dropped to PKR 465Mn from PKR 4.9Bn. This steep decline was primarily driven by non-recurring reversals—including furnace oil inventory written down to net realizable value due to low selling prices and the reversal of interest income due to waived charges under the settlement. EPS declined significantly to PKR 1.22 (CY23: PKR 12.1).
  • LPL reported surplus funds of PKR 9.8Bn as of Dec 31, 2024, ensuring liquidity strength post-PPA. However, Management clarified that it does not plan to distribute excess reserves via dividends in the near term. Instead, the focus is on pursuing high-potential ventures that can deliver superior long-term shareholder value.
Morning News: IMF not too ‘keen’ on relief steps in budget, links them to FBR revenue - By Vector Research

May 23 2025


Vector Securities


  • Signaling its reluctance to grant a major relief to the salaried, property, beverage, and export sectors, the visiting IMF team has linked the FBR’s tax collection target with reduction in expenditures. This is the crux of the ongoing parleys, as the team is going to accomplish its visit on Friday (today). However, the Fund will make an exception for the defence budget, as Islamabad will take an appropriate decision to hike the defence spending in view of the current geopolitical environment.
  • Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday met with a delegation from the World Bank, led by Managing Director of Operations Anna Bjerde, to discuss the Bank’s development investment and cooperation in Pakistan. The prime minister said the government is taking practical steps to maximize benefits from the World Bank’s investment under the Country Partnership Framework. He said the framework is expected to bring more than $20 billion in development financing to Pakistan.
  • Federal Minister for Power Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari met with a delegation led by Anna Bjerde, Managing Director Operations of the World Bank, to discuss Pakistan's ongoing power sector reforms. According to a press statement issued on Thursday, the minister shared plans to launch a competitive electricity market soon, noting that preparatory work is underway. An Independent System and Market Operator (ISMO) has been established, and experienced professionals are being appointed. The government will no longer be the sole electricity purchaser.
Morning News: Forex reserves exceed $16bn mark on IMF tranche - By WE Research

May 23 2025



  • Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves rose by $1.034 billion in one week, reaching $16.649 billion as of May 16, 2025, largely due to a $1.023 billion IMF loan tranche under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF). This marks the highest level in four months. While the State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) reserves increased, commercial banks' reserves dipped slightly by $9 million. The IMF also approved a $1.4 billion Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF) to help Pakistan address climate challenges and support growth. The IMF funds are expected to attract further international financial support, with SBP projecting reserves to exceed $14 billion by June 2025.
  • World Bank Managing Director Anna Bjerde praised Pakistan’s recent economic reforms as a “globally recognised model,” crediting Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s leadership for driving the transformation. During a high-level meeting in Islamabad, Bjerde highlighted Sharif’s focus on sustainable policies, political unity, and development that prioritizes people. She referred to Pakistan’s Country Partnership Framework as the “Pakistan Model,” citing its successful implementation. Sharif thanked the World Bank for its support, especially following the 2022 floods, and noted the partnership will lead to over $20 billion in development investment. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to continued collaboration.
  • Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with a World Bank delegation led by Managing Director Anna Bjerde to discuss development cooperation and the Country Partnership Framework, which is expected to bring over $20 billion in financing to Pakistan. Sharif emphasized the government’s efforts to fully leverage this investment and thanked the World Bank for its support during the 2022 floods. Bjerde praised Pakistan’s progress on macroeconomic stability and called the partnership a global model, now referred to as the “Pakistan Model.” The meeting reaffirmed strong cooperation between Pakistan and the World Bank, with several senior officials in attendance.
Morning News: WB announces USD 55m in additional funding - By Alpha - Akseer Research

May 23 2025


Alpha Capital


  • Federal Minister for Power Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari met with a delegation led by Anna Bjerde, Managing Director Operations of the World Bank, to discuss Pakistan's ongoing power sector reforms.
  • Pakistan is targeting the export of 125,000 tonnes of mangoes in the current season, with an anticipated revenue of $125 million, the Pakistan Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association (PFVA) announced. The export campaign is set to kick off on Sunday (May 25).
  • Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan Limited (HCAR) reported a net profit of Rs2.7 billion (EPS: Rs18.97) for the year ended March 31, 2025, marking a 16 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase and surpassing industry expectations.
Market Wrap: Highlights of the day - By JS Research

May 22 2025


JS Global Capital


  • The market opened on a positive note on Thursday, with the index gaining 767 points to hit an intraday high of 120,699. However, the momentum faded as investors opted for profit-taking at higher levels, dragging the index down to an intraday low of 119,062 before closing at 119,153, down 778 points. Going forward, range-bound activity is likely to persist ahead of the Federal Budget announcement, and investors are advised to remain cautious."
Interloop Limited (ILP): 2QFY25 EPS arrived-in at at PKR 0.82, down 61%YoY/up 4.2xQoQ - By Taurus Research

Feb 19 2025


Taurus Securities


  • Board Meeting: February 19, 2025
  • 2QFY25A: – EPS: PKR 0.82, PAT: PKR 1.15Bn, down ~61%YoY over the SPLY.
  • In 2QFY25, ILP’s net sales clocked-in at PKR 42.3Bn, up 20%YoY/2%QoQ primarily driven by higher volumetric sales. Gross margins arrived ~20%, down 7pptsYoY/up 2pptsQoQ mainly due to rising energy costs, higher input costs, and higher costs of apparel project due to ramp-up phase we believe. Other income declined ~18%YoY to arrive at PKR 173Mn. Moreover, finance cost clocked-in at PKR 2.6Bn, up 4%YoY/down 5%QoQ. Whereas, tax rate arrived at 30%YoY compared to 15% in the SPLY, attributable to transition from the final-tax regime to the normal tax regime
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