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Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL): 3QFY25 EPS clocked in at PKR23.3 – Inline with expectation - By Insight Research

Apr 28 2025

Insight Securities

Pakistan Oilfields has announced its 3QFY25 result today, wherein company has posted unconsolidated PAT of PKR6.6bn (EPS: PKR23.3) vs. PAT of PKR12.3bn (EPS: PKR43.4) in SPLY, down by 46% YoY. The result is inline with our expectation.

Topline of the company decreased by 10%/2% YoY/QoQ, mainly due to lower oil prices coupled with decline in hydrocarbon production.

Exploration cost increases by 351%/126% YoY/QoQ, possibly attributable to some seismic survey during the quarter.

Economy: Pre-Budget Insights FY2025–26: Navigating Policy Under IMF Stewardship - By HMFS Research

May 30 2025

HMFS Research

The Government of Pakistan is preparing the FY25–26 Federal budget under heightened fiscal scrutiny, driven by the policies of the ongoing ~USD 7bn IMF Extended Fund Facility (EFF). The program now includes more than 50 structural benchmarks—11 of which are newly introduced—ranging from energy sector reforms and subsidy rationalization to enhanced revenue mobilization and governance yardsticks. The budget thus represents not only a domestic fiscal roadmap but also a key compliance document for sustaining multilateral support and unlocking future disbursements.

The government’s evolving fiscal strategy has a renewed emphasis on broadening the tax base, rationalizing expenditures, and targeting public support mechanisms more efficiently. These efforts are framed within an IMF-led framework prioritizing durable revenue generation, resolution of circular debt in the energy chain, and improved targeting of social safety nets. The budget’s structure and sectoral focus will offer critical signals on the direction of policy, clarity of fiscal measures, and the viability of Pakistan’s external financing roadmap—estimated to require ~USD 19.3bn in FY26 alone.

Morning News: Key policy rate slashed by 100bps to 11pc - By WE Research

May 6 2025

The State Bank of Pakistan's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) cut the key policy rate by 100 basis points to 11%, citing a sharp drop in inflation due to lower electricity tariffs and easing food prices, bringing the total rate cut since June 2024 to 11 percentage points. Inflation fell to 0.3% year-on-year in April, and core inflation also declined, while real GDP grew by 1.7% in Q2-FY25, driven by improved remittances, a current account surplus, and rising business confidence. Despite some weak industrial segments and agricultural output challenges, the MPC maintained its FY25 growth forecast at 2.5– 3.5% and projected further improvement in FY26, though risks remain from global uncertainty, supply -chain issues, and volatile commodity prices. Foreign exchange reserves are expected to rise to $14 billion by June 2025, and the fiscal deficit is likely to remain on target despite challenges in meeting the primary surplus goal, highlighting the need for sustained reforms in taxation and state-owned enterprises.

Efforts are underway to project Pakistan’s real GDP growth at around 3% for FY2024–25, despite low investment and savings rates and weak performance in key sectors. Concerns have been raised over the credibility of this target, especially with contractions in Large Scale Manufacturing (LSM), which declined 1.9% in Jul–Feb FY25, and a significant drop in major crop output, including cotton (down 33%) and maize. Although second-quarter growth was boosted—partly by historically high livestock estimates—reaching 3% would require a nearly 5% growth in the third quarter, which seems unlikely given current sectoral trends. Agriculture remains weak due to water shortages and low crop yields, while multilateral institutions project GDP growth between 2–2.6%. Despite this, internal government bodies, including the Ministry of Planning and Finance, appear eager to portray a higher growth trajectory ahead of the upcoming Economic Survey. The final provisional GDP estimate is expected by May 20, 2025, although independent experts argue growth may not exceed 2% based on the current data trajectory.

In April 2025, Pakistan’s overall Business Confidence Index (BCI) rose by 0.4 points to 56.9, according to the latest Business Confidence Survey conducted by the State Bank of Pakistan and IBA, driven by improvements in both the Industry and Services sectors. The Current Business Confidence Index (CBCI), reflecting perceptions over the past six months, climbed 0.9 points to 56, while the Expected Business Confidence Index (EBCI) remained stable at 57.8. The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) also improved by 0.7 points to 53.5, signaling moderate expansion. Businesses’ inflation expectations rose slightly by 0.2 points to 64.2. Notably, the Expected Employment Index increased by 1.3 points to 55.3, with both industry and services sectors showing gains. Additionally, capacity utilization in the manufacturing sector edged up by 0.4% to 64.8%, indicating a slight uptick in production activity

Morning News: Policy rate slashed to 11% - By Vector Research

May 6 2025

Vector Securities

Beating the market expectations of a 50 basis points (bps) cut, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has slashed the policy rate by 100 bps to 11%, effective May 6, 2025, reflecting easing inflationary pressures. However, the central bank has highlighted that the broader economic landscape remains fraught with challenges, including sluggish GDP growth, weak large-scale manufacturing, persistent fiscal slippages, and external sector vulnerabilities.

Sustained escalation in tensions with India would likely weigh on Pakistan’s growth and hamper the government’s ongoing fiscal consolidation, setting back Pakistan’s progress in achieving macroeconomic stability, said Moody’s Investors Services (Moody’s). The rating agency also stated that higher defence spending would potentially weigh on India’s fiscal strength and slow its fiscal consolidation.

Efforts are under way to jack up real GDP growth to around 3 percent for the current fiscal year amid low investment and savings rates. Top official sources confirmed to The News that it is yet to be ascertained from where this level of growth will be achieved at a time of contraction in the Large-Scale Manufacturing (LSM) and dismal performance in the major crops of the agriculture sector. Second quarter growth was jacked up by tinkering with livestock growth, which is the highest in the history of the country.

Economy: SBP Post Monetary Policy Announcement Briefing Takeaways May’25 - By Taurus Research

May 5 2025

Taurus Securities

CPI declined considerably in Apr’25 mainly due to reduction in electricity and food prices. Further, inflation expectations continue to ease. Core inflation has also shown a moderate decline. High frequency indicators are gradually improving. Further, major crop outlook remains relatively weak. Overall, growth is recovering gradually without stressing the BOP.

Despite the substantial CA surplus in Mar’25, imports have increased amidst improved domestic economic activity. However, exports also recorded a notable increase, driven by high-value added textile products, supported by strong remittances. On the financing side, net external financial inflows have remained weak so far, mainly due to large debt repayments.

On the fiscal side, tax collection continues to face a shortfall. However, broader fiscal policy remains supportive.

Economy: Apr-2025: KSE100 down 5.5% on geo-political unrest - By JS Research

May 2 2025

JS Global Capital

US reciprocal tariffs and subsequent cross-border tensions with India triggered a series of setbacks for the KSE-100 index in April, driving it down to 111,000 – a 5.5% decline MoM. Stocks driven by domestic demand and supported by strong earnings/dividend announcements – such as UBL, MLCF, MEBL, LUCK – outperformed the broader market, while those that had weaker earnings or were vulnerable to a deteriorating global trade and commodity price outlook – like PPL, PSO, OGDC, ILP, EFERT – lagged behind. Trading activity improved by 42%/31% MoM in terms of shares/ US$-value traded in Apr-2025, reflecting the Ramadan-affect impacting volumes last month, however the average volumes remained lower than the levels seen during Nov-2024 to Jan-2025. Foreigners remained net sellers this month as well, taking 10MFY25 net outflow to ~US$252mn.

The US announced reciprocal tariff on its global trading partners aiming at reducing US trade deficit with each of them – China being on top of the list with 145% tariff (raised from 54% earlier), whereas 29% tariff was imposed on imports coming from Pakistan, the same is currently paused for 90 days. While the global / US demand is likely to get weaker, it provides an opportunity for Pakistan Textile exporters to gain from competitive edge over China, Bangladesh, Vietnam. Meanwhile softening of commodity prices mainly oil (Brent down 16% MoM) may also continue to soften inflation figures.

IMF executive board is expected to discuss disbursement of second tranche of US$1bn under US$7bn EFF facility and first tranche of US$200-300mn under US$1.3bn RSF, in the upcoming meeting scheduled for 9th May 2025. IMF also lowered Pakistan’s CPI forecast to 5% / 7.7% for FY25E/ FY26E, GDP growth rate to 2.6%/ 3% for FY25/ FY26E. IMF also now expects Pakistan current account to remain at -0.1% of GDP vs. -1% expected earlier. News reports also indicate that the IMF may allow further easing of the tax co

Economy: MPC to cut the policy rate by 50bps in the forthcoming meeting - By Pearl Research

May 2 2025

Pearl Securities

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) is expected to convene on 5 th May, 2025, wherein we expect the committee to cut the key policy rate by 50bps to 11.5%.

Our view of a 50bps rate cut by the MPC is predicated on continued trajectory of disinflation coupled with forward looking inflationary expectations, Pakistan’s current external position and economic activity needed to improve tax revenue collection, improved credit rating, uptick in financial inflows from bilateral and multilateral lenders as well as emerging upside risks of escalation in inflation volatility amid a heightened global economic policy uncertainty environment.

To note, the headline inflation rate of March 2025 was recorded at a 59 year low of 0.7% YoY in the month of March 2025 in stark contrast to 20.7% YoY during SPLY, indicating continued deepening of disinflation compared to 1.5% YoY observed in February 2025. The March 2025 CPI print further pushed real interest rates (RIR) into the deep positive territory of +1100bps. Similarly, the Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) for the week ending 24th April 2025 recorded a historical deflation rate of =3.52% YoY. Additionally, while core inflation remained relatively elevated at 8.98% YoY in March 2025, it was well below the 5 year trailing average of 12.24%, indicating easing in more persistent measures of inflation. Our forecast indicates that despite attrition of offsetting high base year effects in the medium term, RIR should remain positive on a forward looking basis and we believe inflation expectations should remain anchored. To note, with the exception of the previous MPS on 10th March, 2025, interest rate moves when RIR exceeds 5% are skewed towards a 100-250bps cut, indicating that the MPC may deem it adequate to commence the ongoing monetary easing cycle

Economy: MPC likely to cut policy rate by 50bps - By Alpha - Akseer Research

May 2 2025

Alpha Capital

We anticipate the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to reduce the policy rate by 50bps in the upcoming MPC meeting on May 5th, 2025. The revised policy rate would settle at 11.5%. Our expectation is primarily driven by favorable economic factors, namely i) an improvement in external account, ii) a decline in headline inflation, and iii) falling global commodity prices. The geopolitical situation still remains fluid, with rising tensions on the eastern border alongside US-China trade war. These factors may influence the SBP to take a cautious stance and defer the rate cut until more clarity emerges.

The headline inflation is expected to settle within the SBP’s 5–7% medium-term target range in the next 12 months. A combination of falling imported inflation amid trade war and declining local food prices, backed by improved supply conditions, has dimmed the inflation outlook. Core inflation (NFNE) is also expected to taper off after being sticky at 9% since Dec-24, reinforcing our stance of a 50bps cut in the upcoming MPC meeting.

Pakistan’s current account posted an impressive surplus of USD 1.2bn in Mar-25, taking the cumulative 9MFY25 surplus to USD 1.9bn. The improvement was mainly backed by all-time high remittances, which surged to USD 4.1bn in Mar25, extending a sturdy support for the external account.

Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL): EPS Clocked in at PKR23.3 – Inline with Expectations - By IIS Research

Apr 28 2025

Ismail Iqbal Securities

Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL) has announced its 3QFY25 results, reporting a Profit After Tax (PAT) of PKR 6.6bn (EPS: PKR 23.3/share), down 47% YoY and 13% QoQ. The result is broadly in line with our expectations. However, a few deviations were noted: taxation turned out lower than anticipated, while exploration costs were higher than projected, slightly offsetting operational performance.

During 3QFY25, Revenue witnessed decline of 11% YoY, because of drop in hydrocarbon production and lower oil prices. Moreover, operating costs increased by 17% YoY and declined by 7% QoQ.

Exploration expenses increased by 3.5x YoY and 2.25x, possibly de to higher seismic activity during the qtr. Other income decreased by 28% YoY and 38% QoQ, due to decline in interest rates. Other charges decreased by 39% YoY and 22% QoQ.

Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL): 3QFY25 EPS clocked in at PKR23.3 – Inline with expectation - By Insight Research

Apr 28 2025

Insight Securities

Pakistan Oilfields has announced its 3QFY25 result today, wherein company has posted unconsolidated PAT of PKR6.6bn (EPS: PKR23.3) vs. PAT of PKR12.3bn (EPS: PKR43.4) in SPLY, down by 46% YoY. The result is inline with our expectation.

Topline of the company decreased by 10%/2% YoY/QoQ, mainly due to lower oil prices coupled with decline in hydrocarbon production.

Exploration cost increases by 351%/126% YoY/QoQ, possibly attributable to some seismic survey during the quarter.

Engro Polymer & Chemicals Limited (EPCL): 1QCY25 Corporate Briefing Takeaways - By Taurus Research

Apr 24 2025

Taurus Securities

EPCL reported revenue of PKR 17.9Bn for the first quarter of 2025, up 7.8% from the same period last year. As a result, the gross profit margin also increased, rising from 6.7% to 7.9%. After factoring in distribution, administrative, and other expenses, EPCL posted an operating profit of PKR 717Mn in 1QCY25, an 81% increase compared to the same period last year. However, these gains were outweighed by high finance costs stemming from the Company’s debt, leading to a net loss of PKR 825Mn and a loss per share of PKR 0.91.

EPCL’s poor financial performance is because construction activity stayed weak in key global markets. In USA., housing permits declined for three months straight. In China, the PVC market struggled due to a slowdown in the property sector and rising trade tensions with USA. At the same time, global supply remained high while demand stayed low, which kept pushing PVC prices down, currently standing at USD 700/ton. There’s a growing concern that the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump and India’s upcoming anti-dumping duties could lead to more Chinese dumping in other markets, possibly including Pakistan, which may add further pressure in the quarters ahead.

In March 2025, the price of captive gas was raised to PKR 4,291 per MMBtu, including a levy of PKR 791 per MMBtu. This levy is set to increase by another 10% in July 2025, putting further pressure on input costs. As a result, the rising energy expenses are expected to weigh on the Company’s margins in the coming quarters. In response, EPCL is exploring alternative power sources, such as coal, solar, and the grid, and is actively engaging with the government ministries to ensure more favorable terms for gas supply used in captive power generation. As PVC and VCM plants are continuous-process facilities that cannot afford unscheduled shutdowns, they require a highly reliable power source

Technical Outlook: KSE-100; Upside to continue - By JS Research

Jun 5 2025

JS Global Capital

Bulls continued to dominate the session as the KSE-100 Index gained 1,348 points DoD, closing at the 121,799 level. Trading volumes stood at 711mn shares, up from 578mn shares previously. We believe a break above 121,882 (yesterday’s high) will sustain the uptrend, with 123,375 and 125,947 as the next targets. On the downside, support is seen between 120,900 and 121,170, with a break below this range likely to trigger a corrective phase. Both the RSI and MACD are trending upward, reinforcing a positive outlook. We recommend investors 'Buy on dips,' while keeping a stop-loss below the 120,896 level. The support and resistance are at 121,169 and 122,155, respectively.

Morning News: Pakistan, ADB sign $300m ‘Subprogram II’ loan - By WE Reserach

Jun 5 2025

The government of Pakistan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have signed a $300 million loan agreement under the “Improved Resource Mobilization and Utilization Reform Programme (Subprogramme-II),” aimed at supporting Pakistan’s macroeconomic stabilization and fiscal consolidation through structural reforms in trade, revenue generation, and capital market development. The agreement, signed by Dr. Kazim Niaz and ADB Country Director Emma Fan, is part of a broader $800 million financing package that includes a $500 million Policy Based Guarantee (PBG) to help raise $1 billion in commercial financing, reinforcing Pakistan’s efforts toward economic recovery and sustainability.

At a lively early Independence Day celebration hosted by the US Embassy in Islamabad, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a “new era” in US-Pakistan relations, emphasizing shared democratic values and historical ties dating back to 1947. Speaking to a crowd of political leaders, diplomats, and civil society members, Sharif acknowledged America’s longstanding development support while highlighting Pakistan’s heavy sacrifices in the fight against terrorism—over 90,000 lives lost and $150 billion in economic damage. He also criticized India over a recent conflict, calling the Pahalgam incident a false-flag operation and accusing New Delhi of civilian targeting, while affirming Pakistan’s military response. Despite tensions, Sharif expressed a desire for regional peace and praised former US President Trump for his role in de-escalating hostilities. Acting US Ambassador Natalie Baker echoed the spirit of partnership, speaking in Urdu and highlighting shared values and mutual respect.

Pakistan’s finance team is in negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to maintain the current 5% Federal Excise Duty (FED) on fertilisers and drop a proposed 5% FED on pesticides in the 2025–26 budget, following intervention by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The Prime Minister has also directed the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to reassess the proposed import tariff rationalisation plan to prevent negative impacts on the import bill. While the IMF appears to have relented on fertiliser and pesticide taxes after Pakistan argued these could hurt agricultural productivity—especially alongside the introduction of the Agriculture Income Tax (AIT)—it remains firm on imposing General Sales Tax (GST) in the formerly exempt FATA/PATA regions. Despite previous political efforts to preserve the exemption, a reduced GST rate of 12% is now expected to be implemented there in the upcoming fiscal year.

Morning News: IMF wants ‘strict compliance’ as budget enters final stages - By Vector Research

Jun 5 2025

Vector Securities

Amid final consultations on the budget, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) wants strict compliance with programme requirements, including the coverage of agriculture income tax in provincial budgets to ensure effective collection starting no later than September 2025. The Fund also does not agree with a plan for incentivising enhanced power consumption desired by the federal government to absorb surplus capacity.

The government of Pakistan and Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Wednesday signed a $300 million loan agreement for the “Improved Resource Mobilization and Utilization Reform Programme (Subprogramme-II).

The National Economic Council (NEC) under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Wednesday approved the national development outlay of Rs4.224 trillion (Rs4,224 billion), including federal Public Sector Development Program (PSDP) of Rs1,000 billion for the next budget. The real GDP growth has been envisaged at 4.2 per cent of GDP and CPIbased inflation at 7.5 per cent for FY2025-26.

Cement: May'25 local offtakes reach 21-month high amid improvement in construction activity - By AKD Research

Jun 4 2025

AKD Securities

Cement dispatches for May’25 clocked in at 4.65mn tons, an increase of 9%YoY, driven by 9%YoY surge in local offtakes, while exports increased by 7%YoY.

Industry-wide capacity utilization increased to 66% (up 4.6ppt YoY), highest in 21 months.

We maintain a positive outlook on the sector on the back of anticipated gross margin expansion due to improvement in retention prices and declining power cost, supported by declining interest cost.

Fertilizers: Slight demand pick-up ahead of the Budget - By JS Research

Jun 4 2025

JS Global Capital

As per provisional figures, Urea off-take during May 2025 is expected to clock in at 420k tons, up 6% YoY/67% MoM. This marks the first YoY growth in Urea sales volumes after a sustained period of weak performance since CYTD. While DAP volumes likely to arrive at 94k tons (+2.3x YoY). CYTD urea/ DAP sales are likely to post 31%/20% YoY decline.

Company-wise, Fauji Fertilizer Company (FFC) is expected to post Urea off-take of 206k tons in May-2025, down 28% YoY. In contrast, Engro Fertilizers (EFERT) is expected to post 86% YoY growth reflecting a low base-effect, while the company is also expected to surpass the CYTD monthly run-rate.

Urea inventory is expected to reach an 8-year high of 1.3mn tons in May-2025, similar to the levels seen during the same month in 2017/ 2020, which were later offloaded due to exports / strong sales in latter months. Although the chances for govt allowing exports are low at this point, however, any such allowance would favor EFERT more than the peers.

Refinery: GRMs Sharply Recovering - By Sherman Research

Jun 4 2025

Sherman Securities

After plunging to lowest level of US$4.5 per barrel in April 25, Gross Refining Margins (GRMs) of local refineries significantly recovered to US$9.3 per barrel during ongoing month of June. This is positive for local refineries as their earnings are directly linked with changes in GRMs.

Just to recall, highest GRM was recorded at US$30 per barrel during July 2022 while average GRMs during last 5 years stood at US$7 per barrel.

GRM is the sum of the weighted average spread of products which a refinery is yielding on every barrel of crude it processes. Major products include Diesel (HSD), Gasoline (MS) and Furnace oil (FO).

Cement: May’25 dispatches up 39%MoM - By Taurus Research

Jun 4 2025

Taurus Securities

Total Cement dispatches in May’25 up 39%MoM on the back of reviving construction demand i.e. Domestic sales went up 46% MoM to 3.6Mn tons. Whereas, total export sales up 20%MoM on account of better retention prices and surge in demand post Indo-Pak de-escalation which benefited North Players, mainly. On a YoY basis, total domestic sales were up 9% in May’25 as lower interest rates and record low inflation have supported players to improve their margins and increased volumes. Although, higher duties and taxes on the cement sector have reduced the overall demand, resulting in overcapacity.

North-based domestic sales increased 42%MoM in May’25 due to surge in the construction activities amid seasonal demand and better volumes i.e. lower retail prices compared to the South region. Wherein, export sales were up significantly by 1.1xMoM on the revival of regional sales post Indo-Pak deescalation. South-based domestic sales surged by 64%MoM in May’25 amid revival of the construction demand. On the export front, South-based exports were up 5%MoM, respectively.

On a YoY basis, North-based domestic sales surged 10%YoY in May’25 due to pick up in construction demand on the back of lower interest rates and record low inflation. Similarly, Northbased exports were up significantly by 48%YoY, reflecting higher demand from the export regions. On the South front, domestic sales during May’25 increased by 5%YoY. However, export sales dropped 2%YoY to 0.75Mn tons, respectively.

Technical Outlook: KSE-100 setting new high - By JS Research

Jun 4 2025

JS Global Capital

The KSE-100 index showed positive movement to close at 120,451, up 1,573 points DoD. Volumes stood high at 578mn shares compared to 498mn shares traded in the previous session. The index is likely to test its intraday all-time high of 120,797 where a break above targeting 123,375 which may later rise to 125,947. However, any downside will find support between 119,130 and 119,490 levels, respectively. The RSI and the MACD have moved up, supporting a positive view. We advise investors to view any downside as an opportunity to ‘Buy’, with risk defined below 119,130. The support and resistance are at 119,489 and 121,053, respectively.

Morning News: ADB approves $800m financing for Pakistan - By WE Research

Jun 4 2025

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved an $800 million program to enhance fiscal sustainability and public financial management in Pakistan through the Improved Resource Mobilization and Utilization Reform Program, Subprogram 2. This includes a $300 million policy-based loan and ADB’s first-ever policy-based guarantee of up to $500 million, expected to attract $1 billion from commercial banks. Originally scheduled for May 28, the ADB board meeting was delayed due to a request from the Indian executive director and later held on June 3. The program supports reforms in tax policy, public expenditure, digitalisation, and private sector development, aiming to reduce Pakistan’s fiscal deficit and debt while fostering sustainable growth. ADB and Pakistani officials emphasize the country's recent macroeconomic improvements and the importance of coordinated efforts for long-term fiscal resilience.

President Asif Ali Zardari has summoned the National Assembly and Senate to convene on June 10 at 5 p.m. for the federal budget session for the fiscal year 2025–26. Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb is expected to present the budget and Finance Bill during these sessions, called under Article 54(1) of the Constitution. The National Assembly Secretariat has issued special passes for press, officials, and other attendees, while a comprehensive security plan has been put in place for the Parliament House to ensure safety during the proceedings.

Pakistan’s budget team, led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, is working to convince the IMF to drop its demand to raise the Federal Excise Duty (FED) on fertilizer from 5% to 10% in the 2025–26 budget. The government also aims to avoid a proposed 5% FED on pesticides, with both moves intended to ease pressure on the struggling agriculture sector. In exchange, Pakistan has highlighted provincial amendments to the Agriculture Income Tax (AIT), which will begin collection in the next fiscal year. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has been asked to assess the impact of proposed tariff rationalization on imports, amid concerns about potential tax evasion. Meanwhile, the IMF has rejected requests to continue GST exemptions for the former FATA/PATA regions, with a reduced 12% GST now likely to be imposed. The negotiations reflect a balancing act between IMF conditions and domestic political and economic challenges, particularly in the agricultural sector.

Morning News: ADB approves $800m financial package for Pakistan - By Vector Research

Jun 4 2025

Vector Securities

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved an $800 million financial package for Pakistan under the Resource Mobilization Reform Program (Subprogram-II). According to the Ministry of Finance, the package includes a $300m policy-based loan (PBL) and a $500m program-based guarantee (PBG).

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has objected to the government's contentious proposals to impose a capital value tax on moveable assets and to slap a 5% federal excise duty on one-day-old chicks — measures that underscore the business-as-usual approach of the tax machinery. While the IMF did not endorse the tax on moveable assets and one-day-old chicks, it did agree to the imposition of a tax on digital services aimed at raising Rs10 billion in revenue, according to sources in the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). There is also a budget proposal to increase the tax on dividend income of mutual funds from 15% to 20%.

The Ministry of Commerce has expressed its inability to achieve the ambitious export target of $60 billion by 2029 set by the Prime Minister, citing a range of international and domestic challenges, according to official documents.

Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL): 3QFY25 EPS clocked in at PKR23.3 – Inline with expectation - By Insight Research

Apr 28 2025

Insight Securities

Pakistan Oilfields has announced its 3QFY25 result today, wherein company has posted unconsolidated PAT of PKR6.6bn (EPS: PKR23.3) vs. PAT of PKR12.3bn (EPS: PKR43.4) in SPLY, down by 46% YoY. The result is inline with our expectation.

Topline of the company decreased by 10%/2% YoY/QoQ, mainly due to lower oil prices coupled with decline in hydrocarbon production.

Exploration cost increases by 351%/126% YoY/QoQ, possibly attributable to some seismic survey during the quarter.

Current: 529.5

Open: 527.99

Volume: 21649

Change: 3.34 (0.64)

High: 531

Low: 526.25

52 Week High: 699

Vol Avg(12 m):

Free Float: 129.94M

52 Week Low: 451.1

Market Cap: 150.30B

Total Share: 283.86M

Relative Strength Index (RSI)

RSI: 43.6806

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Resistance 1: 530.44

Support 2: 520.69

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Last 30 days

563.56

465.00

Last 90 days

574.89

465.00

Last 180 days

699.00

465.00

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699.00

451.10

Last 3 years

699.00

340.00

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699.00

304.50

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722.00

78.00

Profitability	TTM	2024	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009
Gross Profit Margin(%)	66.18	69.53	68.47	65.35	60.02	58.56	57.78	52.46	51.58	45.25	52.68	53.49	56.31	61.16	62.63	61.01	59.03
Operating Profit Margin(%)	48.90	66.56	56.94	63.27	58.11	54.38	52.71	42.79	45.80	36.43	36.91	48.33	49.78	58.74	57.99	51.59	44.05
Profit Before Tax Margin(%)	65.08	81.54	81.47	71.21	57.37	56.90	56.52	43.94	45.50	35.74	37.21	48.42	50.39	60.75	59.92	53.75	51.15
Net Profit Margin(%)	43.43	59.97	59.81	49.93	37.13	42.87	38.36	34.85	35.48	29.11	27.39	36.26	37.50	41.43	43.35	41.68	40.00
Other Operating Income(%)	61.77	42.33	74.24	45.10	11.50	27.84	42.54	28.66	15.22	19.51	18.48	14.15	18.04	21.48	16.72	18.52	36.34
Return on Capital Employed(%)	26.79	36.20	34.92	42.72	34.78	33.96	41.41	28.38	26.39	19.41	24.30	34.68	31.46	36.47	34.93	25.58	19.36
Return on Equity(%)	35.75	47.25	53.85	50.79	34.00	40.67	44.32	34.74	30.73	23.99	26.14	36.62	32.86	33.74	32.49	25.53	21.66
Return on Assets(%)	15.05	23.38	26.31	24.42	14.39	18.92	22.25	17.81	17.07	13.01	14.93	23.11	20.45	23.90	25.06	20.09	16.18
Investors	TTM	2024	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009
Dividend Per Share	95.00	95.00	80.00	70.00	50.00	50.00	50.00	42.50	40.00	35.00	40.00	52.50	45.00	52.50	35.00	25.50	18.00
Dividend Yield(%)	16.77	19.39	19.91	17.25	12.69	14.26	12.32	6.33	8.73	10.07	9.91	9.14	9.05	14.31	9.75	11.81	12.34
Dividend Cover	0.96	1.45	1.61	1.31	0.94	1.15	1.19	0.94	1.02	0.87	0.89	1.04	1.02	0.95	1.31	1.23	1.32
Retention Ratio(%)	-3.86	31.12	37.70	23.39	-6.07	13.33	15.88	-5.99	2.25	-14.45	-11.86	3.63	1.70	-4.73	23.45	18.89	24.21
Number of Shares	283.87K	283.85K	283.85K	283.85K	283.88K	283.86K	283.84K	283.89K	236.52K	236.55K	236.55K	236.55K	236.53K	236.57K	236.55K	236.54K	236.56K
Payout Ratio(%)	103.86	68.88	62.30	76.61	106.07	86.67	84.12	105.99	97.75	114.45	111.86	96.37	98.30	104.73	76.55	81.11	75.79
Valution	TTM	2024	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009
Sales per Share	210.63	230.02	214.73	183.00	126.96	134.56	154.93	115.06	115.34	105.04	130.55	150.24	122.09	121.00	105.48	75.44	59.38
Market Price per Share	566.65	489.94	401.77	405.81	393.86	350.63	405.89	671.19	458.15	347.48	403.82	574.30	497.37	366.94	359.01	215.90	145.90
Earnings per Share	91.47	137.93	128.42	91.37	47.14	57.69	59.44	40.10	40.92	30.58	35.76	54.48	45.78	50.13	45.72	31.44	23.75
Book Value per Share (Rs.)	255.89	291.89	238.46	179.90	138.66	141.85	134.13	115.43	133.17	127.47	136.82	148.79	139.30	148.60	140.72	123.13	109.63
Price Earnings Ratio	6.19	3.55	3.13	4.44	8.36	6.08	6.83	16.74	11.20	11.36	11.29	10.54	10.86	7.32	7.85	6.87	6.14
Price/Book Ratio	2.21	1.68	1.68	2.26	2.84	2.47	3.03	5.81	3.44	2.73	2.95	3.86	3.57	2.47	2.55	1.75	1.33
Price To Sales Ratio	2.69	2.13	1.87	2.22	3.10	2.61	2.62	5.83	3.97	3.31	3.09	3.82	4.07	3.03	3.40	2.86	2.46
Net Assets per Share	255.89	291.89	238.46	179.90	138.66	141.85	134.13	115.43	133.17	127.47	136.82	148.79	139.30	148.60	140.72	123.13	109.63
Capital Employed	109.15M	120.04M	99.37M	76.93M	60.21M	61.15M	55.97M	49.25M	47.34M	46.62M	46.91M	49.54M	45.70M	46.11M	41.43M	35.99M	31.96M
Liquidity	TTM	2024	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009
Equity Multiplier	2.33	2.12	2.35	2.31	2.40	2.27	2.14	2.14	1.83	1.85	1.71	1.64	1.63	1.49	1.41	1.35	1.34
Equity to Assets(%)	42.94	47.10	42.56	43.25	41.72	43.96	46.72	46.70	54.63	54.12	58.37	60.82	61.43	67.28	70.86	74.07	74.69
Long term Debt to Equity(%)	0.04	0.05	0.05	0.06	0.09	0.07	0.07	0.05	0.06	0.04	0.05	0.05	0.05	0.05	0.06	0.04	0.04
Long term Debt to Assets(%)	0.02	0.02	0.02	0.03	0.04	0.03	0.03	0.02	0.03	0.02	0.03	0.03	0.03	0.03	0.04	0.03	0.03
Liabilities to Assets(%)	57.06	52.90	57.44	56.75	58.28	56.04	53.28	53.30	45.37	45.88	41.63	39.18	38.57	32.72	29.14	25.93	25.31
Solvency Ratio(%)	26.90	42.08	39.90	38.71	24.34	31.90	38.86	30.44	37.01	28.30	36.65	56.84	52.33	69.36	79.01	72.93	63.92
Interest Cover	7.26	12.98	3.61	5.92	80.68	9.39	6.14	7.28	16.74	8.86	11.55	26.27	17.31	24.56	64.62	32.45	12.08
Cash per Share	249.49	242.60	247.65	238.59	167.58	129.22	125.99	75.85	59.96	45.50	44.87	45.77	30.65	36.92	28.35	17.08	16.68
Current Ratio	2.37	2.55	2.24	2.15	1.87	1.95	2.05	1.72	2.22	2.22	2.37	2.53	2.09	3.13	3.18	3.68	3.54
Quick Ratio	2.37	2.55	2.24	2.15	1.87	1.95	2.05	1.72	2.22	2.22	2.37	2.53	2.09	3.13	3.18	3.68	3.54
Working Capital	-26.59M	-25.95M	-24.60M	-20.70M	-18.08M	-15.38M	-10.12M	-7.43M	-2.39M	-1.84M	-1.25M	-423.76K	-1.27M	-1.40M	299.11K	383.96K	-376.37K
Receivable Days	126.00	90.00	68.00	61.00	76.00	79.00	71.00	64.00	44.00	50.00	51.00	51.00	50.00	47.00	51.00	45.00	47.00
Inventory Days	10.00	11.00	9.00	7.00	9.00	8.00	6.00	6.00	8.00	7.00	5.00	5.00	4.00	4.00	4.00	5.00	6.00
Payables Days	849.00	771.00	655.00	575.00	622.00	493.00	347.00	257.00	158.00	140.00	133.00	133.00	157.00	143.00	126.00	120.00	145.00
Working Capital (Days)	-713.00	-670.00	-578.00	-507.00	-537.00	-406.00	-270.00	-187.00	-106.00	-83.00	-77.00	-77.00	-103.00	-92.00	-71.00	-70.00	-92.00
Total Assets Turnover	0.35	0.37	0.38	0.44	0.38	0.42	0.54	0.47	0.47	0.45	0.56	0.61	0.54	0.55	0.53	0.45	0.40
Fixed Asset Turnover (Times)	9.01	11.13	9.67	7.76	5.07	4.76	4.91	3.39	2.69	2.38	3.12	4.15	4.83	6.80	5.97	4.40	3.50
Inventory Turnover (Times)	106.34	113.27	105.55	135.04	129.87	95.68	147.91	111.49	122.94	66.17	208.76	134.53	190.81	213.30	197.38	203.86	157.17

Share Capital

2.84B

2.37B

Accumalated Gain/ Loss

69.80B

80.01B

64.85B

48.22B

36.52B

37.43B

35.23B

30.40B

29.13B

27.79B

30.00B

32.83B

30.58B

32.73B

30.91B

26.74B

23.56B

Fair value gain on available-for-sale investments

0.00

2.23M

2.00M

2.06M

1.82M

1.40M

57.97M

9.41M

21.07M

9.70M

TOTAL EQUITY

72.64B

82.85B

67.69B

51.06B

39.36B

40.27B

38.07B

32.77B

31.50B

30.15B

32.36B

35.20B

32.95B

35.15B

33.29B

29.12B

25.93B

Long term deposits

1.04B

1.03B

924.82M

895.57M

873.41M

861.13M

844.76M

837.33M

846.96M

831.12M

724.86M

638.29M

517.86M

504.45M

487.31M

466.96M

456.65M

Deferred liabilities

35.47B

36.16B

30.76B

24.97B

19.98B

20.03B

17.06B

15.64B

15.00B

15.64B

13.82B

13.70B

12.23B

10.45B

7.65B

6.40B

5.56B

TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES

36.51B

37.19B

31.69B

25.87B

20.85B

20.89B

17.90B

16.48B

15.85B

16.47B

14.54B

14.34B

12.75B

10.95B

8.14B

6.87B

6.02B

Trade and other payables

48.32B

46.13B

37.91B

31.06B

25.70B

23.41B

19.33B

15.97B

5.90B

5.55B

4.88B

5.78B

6.29B

4.54B

4.17B

2.29B

Unpaid dividend

0.00

9.43B

0.00

Unclaimed Dividend

584.87M

309.12M

317.15M

275.70M

244.50M

214.31M

191.17M

170.72M

0.00

Provision for income tax

11.10B

9.41B

12.00B

9.79B

8.19B

6.82B

6.00B

4.78B

4.40B

3.55B

3.66B

2.55B

1.65B

1.61B

1.38B

1.05B

476.70M

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

60.00B

55.85B

59.67B

41.12B

34.13B

30.44B

25.52B

20.92B

10.31B

9.10B

8.54B

8.33B

7.94B

6.14B

5.55B

3.33B

2.77B

Total Liabilities

96.51B

93.04B

91.35B

66.99B

54.98B

51.33B

43.42B

37.40B

26.15B

25.56B

23.08B

22.67B

20.69B

17.10B

13.69B

10.20B

8.79B

Total Equity and Liabilities

169.15B

175.89B

159.04B

118.05B

94.34B

91.60B

81.49B

70.17B

57.65B

55.72B

55.44B

57.87B

53.64B

52.25B

46.98B

39.32B

34.72B

Property, plant and equipment

7.43B

5.83B

5.90B

6.70B

6.68B

7.54B

8.50B

9.41B

9.85B

10.42B

10.49B

9.31B

7.80B

4.16B

4.26B

4.10B

4.01B

Development and decommissioning costs

9.74B

9.14B

7.83B

10.21B

13.67B

12.36B

11.05B

12.60B

13.37B

14.58B

12.41B

13.16B

16.61B

15.69B

10.57B

10.48B

7.66B

Exploration and evaluation assets

80.81M

8.61B

1.76B

3.02B

512.22M

2.77B

52.76M

2.59B

1.88B

900.81M

2.66B

4.67B

2.98B

2.88B

4.81B

2.71B

3.49B

Long Term Investments

9.62B

Other Long Term Investments

0.00

6.25M

5.97M

5.73M

5.49M

5.06M

658.67M

69.68M

138.56M

128.21M

Long term loan

26.00M

39.52M

35.99M

29.59M

37.15M

26.72M

26.27M

15.07M

17.64M

12.85M

15.64M

16.20M

15.56M

16.27M

20.07M

12.94M

10.38M

TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS

26.89B

33.24B

25.14B

29.58B

30.52B

32.31B

29.25B

34.22B

34.75B

35.54B

35.20B

36.77B

37.03B

33.03B

29.34B

27.04B

24.93B

Stock, spare parts and loose tools

7.83B

7.28B

6.00B

5.75B

4.66B

4.50B

3.92B

3.57B

3.90B

4.24B

4.28B

3.66B

3.52B

2.94B

2.63B

2.64B

2.79B

Stock in trade

562.26M

576.42M

577.48M

384.65M

277.53M

399.20M

297.33M

292.98M

221.89M

375.52M

147.93M

264.17M

151.34M

134.20M

126.41M

87.53M

89.37M

Trade debt

21.17B

19.60B

12.73B

9.97B

7.34B

7.63B

8.91B

8.24B

3.29B

3.34B

3.48B

5.09B

4.87B

3.01B

4.34B

2.58B

1.83B

Long term loan

26.00M

8.50B

8.32B

4.65B

3.98B

3.70B

2.54B

2.30B

1.31B

1.46B

1.73B

1.25B

816.26M

513.35M

600.09M

649.69M

1.14B

Other financial assets

31.74B

37.83B

1.11B

0.00

6.52M

813.48M

6.48M

0.00

Short term investments

0.00

34.86B

0.00

6.37B

0.00

3.90B

3.23B

2.28B

0.00

Cash and Bank Balances

70.82B

68.86B

70.30B

67.72B

47.57B

36.68B

35.76B

21.53B

14.18B

10.76B

10.61B

10.83B

7.25B

8.73B

6.71B

4.04B

3.95B

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

142.26B

142.65B

133.90B

88.48B

63.83B

59.28B

52.24B

35.94B

22.90B

20.18B

20.24B

21.10B

16.61B

19.23B

17.63B

12.28B

9.80B

Total assets

169.15B

175.89B

159.04B

118.05B

94.34B

91.60B

81.49B

70.17B

57.65B

55.72B

55.44B

57.87B

53.64B

52.25B

46.98B

39.32B

34.72B

Sales

59.79B

65.29B

60.95B

51.94B

36.04B

38.20B

43.98B

32.66B

27.28B

24.85B

30.88B

35.54B

28.88B

28.62B

24.95B

17.84B

14.05B

Cost of sales

-20.22B

-19.90B

-19.22B

-18.00B

-14.41B

-15.83B

-18.57B

-15.53B

-13.21B

-13.61B

-14.61B

-16.53B

-12.62B

-11.12B

-9.32B

-6.96B

-5.75B

GROSS PROFIT

39.57B

45.39B

41.74B

33.95B

21.63B

22.37B

25.41B

17.14B

14.07B

11.24B

16.27B

19.01B

16.26B

17.51B

15.63B

10.89B

8.29B

Exploration costs

-9.93B

-1.61B

-6.72B

-877.04M

-494.25M

-1.41B

-2.05B

-2.99B

-1.47B

-2.05B

-4.73B

-1.71B

-1.79B

-593.55M

-1.08B

-1.61B

-2.06B

Administrative Expenses

-397.51M

-329.67M

-312.11M

-205.63M

-194.51M

-192.32M

-181.25M

-169.57M

-109.01M

-139.53M

-139.57M

-122.15M

-93.21M

-99.48M

-83.10M

-73.33M

-46.85M

Profit from operations

29.24B

43.46B

34.71B

32.86B

20.94B

20.77B

23.18B

13.98B

12.49B

9.05B

11.40B

17.18B

14.38B

16.81B

14.47B

9.21B

6.19B

Other charges

-2.34B

-3.45B

-2.49B

-2.03B

-1.55B

-1.38B

-1.73B

-966.70M

-808.91M

-560.33M

-485.57M

-1.14B

-948.91M

-1.29B

-1.10B

-709.16M

-532.60M

Other income

16.04B

16.57B

27.06B

11.70B

1.54B

4.56B

7.18B

3.26B

1.47B

1.41B

1.56B

1.82B

1.95B

2.55B

1.81B

1.38B

2.04B

Finance cost

-4.03B

-3.35B

-9.62B

-5.55B

-259.60M

-2.21B

-3.77B

-1.92B

-746.37M

-1.02B

-986.93M

-653.93M

-830.37M

-684.58M

-223.93M

-283.75M

-512.41M

PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION

38.91B

53.24B

49.66B

36.99B

20.68B

21.73B

24.85B

14.35B

12.41B

8.88B

11.49B

17.21B

14.55B

17.39B

14.95B

9.59B

7.18B

Taxation

-12.95B

-14.09B

-13.21B

-11.05B

-7.30B

-5.36B

-7.98B

-2.97B

-2.73B

-1.65B

-3.03B

-4.32B

-3.72B

-5.53B

-4.13B

-2.15B

-1.57B

Profit after taxation

25.97B

39.15B

36.45B

25.94B

13.38B

16.38B

16.87B

11.38B

9.68B

7.23B

8.46B

12.89B

10.83B

11.86B

10.82B

7.44B

5.62B

EPS

91.47

137.93

128.42

91.37

47.14

57.69

59.44

40.10

40.92

30.58

35.76

54.48

45.78

50.13

45.72

31.44

23.75

Attachments	Date	Title
2025-04-30	Transmission of Interim Report and Accounts for the Period Ended March 31, 2025	Original Filing
2025-04-28	Financial results for Q3 ended March 31, 2025	Original Filing
2025-04-21	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2025-04-16	Board Meeting	Original Filing
2025-04-07	Trading in the Shares of Company	Original Filing
2025-03-07	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2025-02-28	Transmission of Accounts for the Period Ended December 31, 2024	Original Filing
2025-02-20	Credit of Dividend	Original Filing
2025-02-06	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2025-01-27	Financial results for Q2 ended December 31, 2024	Original Filing
2025-01-17	Board Meeting	Original Filing
2024-11-13	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2024-11-06	Corporate Briefing Session - Presentation	Original Filing
2024-11-05	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2024-11-01	Corporate Briefing Session	Original Filing
2024-10-30	Transmission of Accounts for the Period Ended September 30, 2024	Original Filing
2024-10-30	Credit of Dividend	Original Filing
2024-10-21	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2024-10-18	Financial results for Q1 ended September 30, 2024	Original Filing
2024-10-17	Extracts of Resolutions Passed in Annual General Meeting	Original Filing
2024-10-10	Board Meeting	Original Filing
2024-10-07	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2024-10-04	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2024-09-25	Notice of Annual General Meeting	Original Filing
2024-09-25	Transmission of Accounts for the Period Ended June 30, 2024	Original Filing
2024-09-18	Notice of Annual General Meeting	Original Filing
2024-09-10	Transaction in Shares	Original Filing
2024-09-02	Financial results for Year ended June 30, 2024	Original Filing
2024-08-22	Board Meeting	Original Filing
2024-08-19	Material Information - Discovery of Hydrocarbons by DST at Razgir-1 Well	Original Filing
2024-08-08	Board Meeting - Revoked	Original Filing
2024-08-06	Material Information - Discovery of Hydrocarbons at the Razigar-1 Well	Original Filing
2024-07-29	Material Information - Hydrocarbons Discovered in Exploratory Well Razgir-1	Original Filing
2024-07-15	Material Information - Encountered Significant Quantity of Hydrocarbons	Original Filing
2024-06-25	Resolutions Passed in Meeting Other Than Financials	Original Filing
2024-06-12	Meeting Other Than Financials	Original Filing

Posting Date	Insider Name	Position	Action	Number of Shares	Rate	Value (Rs.)	Original Filing
2025-04-21	Adeel Asad	Executive	Sell	754.00	528.13	398.21K	PDF
2025-03-07	SHAKIR ALI	Executive	Buy	301.00	502.20	151.16K	PDF
2024-11-13	MAHNAZ BABAR	Spouse	Sell	3.55K	578.03	2.05M	PDF
2024-11-05	Ali Zeeshan	Executive	Buy	8.00	580.97	4.65K	PDF
2024-10-21	Omar Hafeez	Executive	Sell	500.00	560.18	280.09K	PDF
2024-10-07	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	120.00	650.50	78.06K	PDF
2024-10-04	Rashid Hussain	Executive	Sell	200.00	647.00	129.40K	PDF
2024-09-10	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	100.00	551.00	55.10K	PDF
2024-09-10	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	50.00	555.00	27.75K	PDF
2024-09-10	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	30.00	569.00	17.07K	PDF
2024-09-10	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	40.00	566.35	22.65K	PDF
2024-09-10	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	10.00	569.00	5.69K	PDF
2024-09-10	Noor Hussain	Executive	Sell	150.00	552.00	82.80K	PDF
2023-12-28	Noor Hussain	Executive	Buy	500.00	414.63	207.31K	PDF
2023-11-28	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Sell	500.00	414.51	207.25K	PDF
2023-11-28	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Sell	500.00	426.61	213.31K	PDF
2023-08-21	AHSAN AKBAR ABBASI	Executive	Sell	1.00K	450.32	450.32K	PDF
2023-08-11	DR. EHSAN UL HAQ DANISH	Executive	Sell	300.00	455.00	136.50K	PDF
2023-07-26	Agha Sher Shah	Independent Director	Buy	1.00K	436.74	436.74K	PDF
2023-01-26	Omar Hafeez	Executive	Buy	20.00	413.00	8.26K	PDF
2023-01-25	SHAKIR ALI	Executive	Buy	672.00	358.00	240.58K	PDF
2023-01-13	DR. EHSAN UL HAQ DANISH	Executive	Buy	300.00	403.62	121.09K	PDF
2022-12-16	BABAR BASHIR NAWAZ	Non-Executive Director	Buy	25.00K	407.54	10.19M	PDF
2022-12-15	Rashid Hussain	Executive	Buy	200.00	405.00	81.00K	PDF
2022-12-09	MAHNAZ BABAR	Spouse	Buy	1.55K	413.00	640.15K	PDF
2022-12-09	MAHNAZ BABAR	Spouse	Buy	30.00K	413.00	12.39M	PDF
2022-08-05	DR. ZAHEERUDDIN BABAR	Executive	Sell	3.00K	390.06	1.17M	PDF
2022-07-25	SHAKIR ALI	Executive	Buy	600.00	338.40	203.04K	PDF
2022-07-21	SHUAIB ANWAR MALIK	Executive Director	Buy	10.00K	394.49	3.94M	PDF
2022-07-07	Omar Hafeez	Executive	Buy	500.00	403.94	201.97K	PDF
2022-06-30	SHUAIB ANWAR MALIK	Executive Director	Buy	19.00K	401.95	7.64M	PDF
2022-06-30	SHUAIB ANWAR MALIK	Executive Director	Buy	6.00K	399.95	2.40M	PDF
2021-10-26	DR. ZAHEERUDDIN BABAR	Executive	Buy	3.00K	384.50	1.15M	PDF
2021-09-15	BABAR BASHIR NAWAZ	Non-Executive Director	Buy	5.00K	355.22	1.78M	PDF
2021-09-13	BABAR BASHIR NAWAZ	Non-Executive Director	Buy	115.00K	390.79	44.94M	PDF
2021-08-02	MAHNAZ BABAR	Spouse	Buy	8.00K	384.78	3.08M	PDF
2021-07-30	MAHNAZ BABAR	Spouse	Buy	37.00K	384.83	14.24M	PDF
2021-05-31	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Sell	1.80K	369.00	664.20K	PDF
2021-04-16	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Buy	1.81K	329.83	596.99K	PDF
2020-11-27	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Buy	500.00	406.50	203.25K	PDF
2020-11-03	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Buy	20.00	317.52	6.35K	PDF
2020-11-03	SYED ALTAF AHMAD	Executive	Buy	100.00	322.05	32.20K	PDF
2020-06-17	The Attock Oil Company Limited	Substantial Shareholder	Buy	12.26K	343.87	4.21M	PDF
2020-06-16	The Attock Oil Company Limited	Substantial Shareholder	Buy	3.52K	339.16	1.20M	PDF
2020-06-11	DR. ZAHEERUDDIN BABAR	Executive	Buy	2.00K	324.99	649.98K	PDF
2020-05-11	KASHIF ALI KHAN	Executive	Buy	139.00	281.00	39.06K	PDF
2020-05-04	WAQAR AHMED	Executive	Sell	2.00K	317.72	635.44K	PDF
2020-04-01	TARIQ IQBAL KHAN	Independent Director	Buy	3.00K	263.35	790.05K	PDF
2020-04-01	Usman Ghayoor	Executive	Buy	1.00K	251.36	251.36K	PDF
2020-03-16	AHSAN AKBAR ABBASI	Executive	Buy	500.00	270.43	135.22K	PDF
2020-03-12	AHSAN AKBAR ABBASI	Executive	Buy	500.00	283.45	141.72K	PDF
2020-03-11	TARIQ IQBAL KHAN	Independent Director	Buy	1.00K	320.61	320.61K	PDF
2020-03-11	AZRA TARIQ	Spouse	Buy	1.00K	320.61	320.61K	PDF
2020-03-11	WAQAR AHMED	Executive	Buy	2.00K	307.50	615.00K	PDF
2020-03-06	SHUAIB ANWAR MALIK	Executive Director	Buy	317.26K	350.00	111.04M	PDF
2019-01-28	MARIAM KHALID YASSER	Executive	Sell	1.00	471.00	471.00	PDF

Declaration Date: 2025-01-27

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 14.83M

Dividend: 25.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 7.57M

Bonus: 0.00

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 26.68

Ex Date: 2025-02-07

Right Price: 0.00

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 35.73

Book Closure Dates: 2025-02-10 - 2025-02-12

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Declaration Date: 2024-09-02

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 65.29M

Dividend: 70.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 39.15M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 137.93

Ex Date: 2024-10-10

Book Closure Dates: 2024-10-11 - 2024-10-17

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Declaration Date: 2024-02-05

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 17.36M

Dividend: 25.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 7.87M

Bonus: 0.00

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 27.73

Ex Date: 2024-02-16

Right Price: 0.00

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 61.93

Book Closure Dates: 2024-02-19 - 2024-02-21

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Declaration Date: 2023-08-29

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 60.95M

Dividend: 60.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 36.45M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 128.42

Ex Date: 2023-10-02

Book Closure Dates: 2023-10-03 - 2023-10-09

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Declaration Date: 2023-02-27

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 14.02M

Dividend: 20.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 5.95M

Bonus: 0.00

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 20.98

Ex Date: 2023-03-10

Right Price: 0.00

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 50.57

Book Closure Dates: 2023-03-13 - 2023-03-15

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Declaration Date: 2022-08-16

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 51.94M

Dividend: 50.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 25.94M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 91.37

Ex Date: 2022-09-13

Book Closure Dates: 2022-09-14 - 2022-09-20

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Declaration Date: 2022-02-04

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 12.61M

Dividend: 20.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 5.67M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 19.96

Ex Date: 2022-02-11

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 38.48

Book Closure Dates: 2022-02-14 - 2022-02-16

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Declaration Date: 2021-08-11

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 36.04M

Dividend: 30.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 13.38M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 47.14

Ex Date: 2021-09-15

Book Closure Dates: 2021-09-16 - 2021-09-22

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Declaration Date: 2021-01-26

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 8.77M

Dividend: 20.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 3.02M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 10.64

Ex Date: 2021-02-09

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 23.42

Book Closure Dates: 2021-02-10 - 2021-02-17

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Declaration Date: 2020-08-26

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 38.20M

Dividend: 30.00

Right Issue: 0.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 16.38M

Bonus: 0.00

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 57.69

Ex Date: 2020-10-12

Book Closure Dates: 2020-10-13 - 2020-10-19

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Declaration Date: 2020-01-21

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 11.46M

Dividend: 20.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 4.56M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 16.07

Ex Date: 2020-03-12

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 30.19

Book Closure Dates: 2020-03-13 - 2020-03-19

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 43.98M

Dividend: 30.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 16.87M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 59.44

Ex Date: 2019-09-10

Book Closure Dates: 2019-09-11 - 2019-09-17

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 11.64M

Dividend: 20.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 4.02M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 14.17

Ex Date: 2019-03-13

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 27.79

Book Closure Dates: 2019-03-14 - 2019-03-20

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Year

Unconsolidated Sales: 32.66M

Dividend: 25.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 11.38M

Bonus: 20.00

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 48.13

Ex Date: 2018-09-18

Book Closure Dates: 2018-09-19 - 2018-09-25

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 6.00M

Dividend: 17.50

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.23M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 9.42

Ex Date: 2018-02-13

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 20.13

Book Closure Dates: 2018-02-14 - 2018-02-20

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 27.28M

Dividend: 25.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 9.68M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 40.92

Ex Date: 2017-10-02

Book Closure Dates: 2017-10-03 - 2017-10-10

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 7.08M

Dividend: 15.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.34M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 9.88

Ex Date: 2017-02-12

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 19.68

Book Closure Dates: 2017-02-13 - 2017-02-20

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 24.85M

Dividend: 20.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 7.23M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 30.58

Ex Date: 2016-09-21

Book Closure Dates: 2016-09-22 - 2016-09-29

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Consolidated Sales: 6.71M

Unconsolidated Sales: 6.49M

Dividend: 15.00

Consolidated Pat: 2.45M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.26M

Consolidated Quarter Eps: 10.32

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 9.57

Ex Date: 2016-02-25

Consolidated Cumulative Eps: 15.50

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 15.52

Book Closure Dates: 2016-02-26 - 2016-03-03

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Unconsolidated Sales: 8.77M

Dividend: 15.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 1.18M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 4.99

Ex Date: 2015-02-11

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 22.60

Book Closure Dates: 2015-02-11 - 2015-02-18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Dividend: 20.00

Ex Date: 2014-02-06

Book Closure Dates: 2014-02-07 - 2014-02-14

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Dividend: 25.00

Ex Date: 2013-09-18

Book Closure Dates: 2013-09-19 - 2013-09-27

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Dividend: 20.00

Ex Date: 2013-03-12

Book Closure Dates: 2013-03-13 - 2013-03-19

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Dividend: 35.00

Ex Date: 2012-10-10

Book Closure Dates: 2012-10-11 - 2012-10-17

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Dividend: 17.50

Ex Date: 2012-03-12

Book Closure Dates: 2012-03-13 - 2012-03-19

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Dividend: 25.00

Ex Date: 2011-10-11

Book Closure Dates: 2011-10-12 - 2011-10-18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q2

Dividend: 10.00

Ex Date: 2011-03-14

Book Closure Dates: 2011-03-15 - 2011-03-22

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Dividend: 17.50

Ex Date: 2010-10-18

Book Closure Dates: 2010-10-19 - 2010-10-28

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Dividend: 8.00

Ex Date: 2010-03-13

Book Closure Dates: 2010-03-14 - 2010-03-20

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Declaration Date: 2019-10-15

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 10.25M

Unconsolidated Pat: 4.01M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 14.12

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Declaration Date: 2020-04-23

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 10.74M

Unconsolidated Pat: 5.38M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 18.95

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 49.13

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Declaration Date: 2020-10-20

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 9.22M

Dividend: 0.00

Right Issue: 0.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 3.63M

Bonus: 0.00

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 12.78

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Book Closure Dates: 2015-09-11 - 2015-09-18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Unconsolidated Sales: 30.88M

Dividend: 25.00

Unconsolidated Pat: 8.46M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 35.76

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 6.48M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.02M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 8.54

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 31.14

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 10.46M

Unconsolidated Pat: 4.17M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 17.62

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: YEAR

Unconsolidated Sales: 35.54M

Dividend: 32.50

Unconsolidated Pat: 12.89M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 54.48

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 8.41M

Unconsolidated Pat: 3.20M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 13.52

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 42.71

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 5.75M

Unconsolidated Pat: 1.41M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 5.95

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Declaration Date: 2016-04-13

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2016-04-13, 01:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 6.32M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.17M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 9.17

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Declaration Date: 2016-06-23

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2016-06-23, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2016-08-16

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2016-08-16, 10:30 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2016-09-29, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2016-10-19

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2016-10-19, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 1QFY17

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 5.72M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.32M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 9.80

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Declaration Date: 2017-01-27

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2017-01-27, 02:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 2QFY17

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Declaration Date: 2017-04-17

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2017-04-17, 01:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 3QFY17

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 7.61M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.81M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 11.88

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 31.56

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Declaration Date: 2017-09-11

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2017-09-11, 12:00 PM

Location: Dubai

Period: FY17

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Declaration Date: 2017-10-19

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2017-10-19, 03:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 1QFY18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 7.24M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.53M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 10.71

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-01-24, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 2QFY18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-04-16, 03:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 3QFY18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 8.75M

Unconsolidated Pat: 3.11M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 13.13

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 33.26

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-07-05, 03:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-08-15, 10:00 AM

Location: Dubai

Period: FY18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-09-25, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-09-25, 11:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: FY18

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2018-10-12, 03:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 1QFY19

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 10.57M

Unconsolidated Pat: 3.87M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 13.62

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2019-01-22, 10:00 AM

Location: Istanbul

Period: 2QFY19

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Declaration Date: 2019-04-11

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2019-04-11, 03:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period: 3QFY19

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Declaration Date: null

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 10.68M

Unconsolidated Pat: 3.29M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 11.58

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 39.37

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Declaration Date: 2019-06-18

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2019-06-18, 09:30 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2019-06-18

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2019-06-18, 12:00 AM

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Declaration Date: 2019-07-29

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2019-07-29, 03:00 PM

Location: Dubai

Period End Date: 2019-06-30

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Declaration Date: 2019-10-15

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2019-10-15, 03:00 PM

Location: ISLAMABAD

Period End Date: 2019-09-30

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Declaration Date: 2020-01-21

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2020-01-21, 02:00 PM

Location: Dubai

Period End Date: 2019-12-31

Agenda: Quarterly

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Declaration Date: 2020-04-23

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2020-04-23, 03:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2020-03-31

Agenda: Quarterly

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Declaration Date: 2020-06-24

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2020-06-24, 12:00 PM

Location: RWP / Video Link

Meeting Agenda: approval of Budget for the year 2020-21.

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Declaration Date: 2020-08-26

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2020-08-26, 02:00 PM

Location: RWP / Video Link

Period End Date: 2020-06-30

Agenda: Annual

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Declaration Date: 2020-10-19

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2020-10-19, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2020-10-20

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2020-10-20, 02:30 PM

Location: RWP / Video Link

Period End Date: 2020-09-30

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Declaration Date: 2021-01-26

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2021-01-26, 05:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi, through Video Link

Period End Date: 2020-12-31

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Declaration Date: 2021-04-26

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2021-04-26, 03:00 PM

Location: through video link

Period End Date: 2021-03-31

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Declaration Date: 2021-04-26

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 9.46M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.93M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 10.32

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 33.74

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Declaration Date: 2021-06-22

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2021-06-22, 02:30 PM

Location: through video link

Meeting Agenda: approval of Budget for the year 2021-22.

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Declaration Date: 2021-08-11

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2021-08-11, 02:00 PM

Location: via video link

Period End Date: 2021-06-30

Agenda: Annual

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Declaration Date: 2021-09-22

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2021-09-22, 10:00 AM

Location: zoom link

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Declaration Date: 2021-10-21

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2021-10-21, 03:30 PM

Location: Video Link

Period End Date: 2021-09-30

Agenda: Quarterly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2021-10-21

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 11.08M

Unconsolidated Pat: 5.26M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 18.52

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Declaration Date: 2022-02-04

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2022-02-04, 04:00 PM

Location: through Video link

Period End Date: 2021-12-31

Agenda: Half Yearly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2022-04-21

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2022-04-21, 02:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2022-03-31

Agenda: Quarterly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2022-04-21

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 13.32M

Unconsolidated Pat: 6.57M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 23.16

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 61.64

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Declaration Date: 2022-06-22

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2022-06-22, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Meeting Agenda: Approval of budget for the year 2022-23

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Declaration Date: 2022-08-16

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2022-08-16, 03:00 PM

Location: Via Video Conferencing

Period End Date: 2022-06-30

Agenda: Annual

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Declaration Date: 2022-09-20

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2022-09-20, 10:00 AM

Location: Karachi

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Declaration Date: 2022-10-25

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2022-10-25, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2022-09-30

Agenda: Quarterly

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Declaration Date: 2022-10-25

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 15.98M

Unconsolidated Pat: 8.40M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 29.59

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Declaration Date: 2023-02-27

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-02-27, 03:00 PM

Location: Dubai, UAE.

Period End Date: 2022-12-31

Agenda: Half Yearly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2023-02-27

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-02-27, 03:00 PM

Location: Dubai, UAE.

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Declaration Date: 2023-04-27

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-04-27, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2023-03-31

Agenda: Quarterly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2023-04-27

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 15.87M

Unconsolidated Pat: 16.24M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 57.19

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 107.76

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Declaration Date: 2023-06-12

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-06-12, 11:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2023-06-19

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-06-19, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Meeting Agenda: Approval of Budget for the year 2023-24

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Declaration Date: 2023-08-29

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-08-29, 12:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2023-06-30

Agenda: Annual

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Declaration Date: 2023-10-09

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-10-09, 10:30 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2023-10-09

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-10-09, 05:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2023-09-30

Agenda: Quarterly

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Declaration Date: 2023-10-09

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-10-09, 10:30 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2023-10-09

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2023-10-09, 10:30 AM

Location: Video link

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Declaration Date: 2023-10-09

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 16.68M

Unconsolidated Pat: 9.71M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 34.20

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Declaration Date: 2024-02-05

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-02-05, 03:00 PM

Location: Dubai

Period End Date: 2023-12-31

Agenda: Half Yearly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2024-04-25

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-04-25, 12:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2024-03-31

Agenda: Quarterly Account

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Declaration Date: 2024-04-25

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 16.29M

Unconsolidated Pat: 12.36M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 43.55

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 105.47

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Declaration Date: 2024-06-24

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-06-24, 04:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Meeting Agenda: Matter Other Than Financials

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Declaration Date: 2024-09-02

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-09-02, 11:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2024-06-30

Agenda: Annual Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2024-09-17

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-09-17, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

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Declaration Date: 2024-10-17

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-10-17, 10:00 AM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2024-06-30

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Declaration Date: 2024-10-18

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2024-10-18, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2024-09-30

Agenda: Quarterly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2024-10-18

Quarter: Q1

Unconsolidated Sales: 15.45M

Unconsolidated Pat: 2.57M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 9.05

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Declaration Date: 2025-01-27

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2025-01-27, 01:00 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2024-12-31

Agenda: Half Yearly Accounts

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Declaration Date: 2025-04-28

Quarter: null

Datetime: 2025-04-28, 02:30 PM

Location: Rawalpindi

Period End Date: 2025-03-31

Agenda: Quarterly

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Declaration Date: 2025-04-28

Quarter: Q3

Unconsolidated Sales: 14.55M

Unconsolidated Pat: 6.61M

Unconsolidated Quarter Eps: 23.29

Unconsolidated Cumulative Eps: 59.02

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