Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL): Result Preview 2QFY26 – By AHCML Research

Feb 19 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • Attock Cement Pakistan Limited is scheduled to announce its 2QFY26 results on 23 February, 2026 and is expected to report a PAT of PKR 1,027 million (EPS: PKR 7.48), up 76.8% YoY, driven by higher retention prices, volumetric growth, and the addition of a 4.8MW wind mill.
  • Sales revenue for the quarter is expected to reach PKR 11,622 mn, up 30.20% YoY.
Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL): Result Preview 2QFY26 – By AHCML Research

Feb 19 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • Attock Cement Pakistan Limited is scheduled to announce its 2QFY26 results on 23 February, 2026 and is expected to report a PAT of PKR 1,027 million (EPS: PKR 7.48), up 76.8% YoY, driven by higher retention prices, volumetric growth, and the addition of a 4.8MW wind mill.
  • Sales revenue for the quarter is expected to reach PKR 11,622 mn, up 30.20% YoY.
Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Oct 16 2025



  • Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL) reported earnings per share of PKR 25.95 for FY25 (FY24: 12.60). Furthermore, in 4QFY25, the company reported earnings per share of PKR 9.81 (4QFY24: 3.07).
  • Overall production cost saw a reduction of approximately Rs 800 per ton. Fuel cost reduced by 8% due to decline in international coal prices. Power cost decreased by 40% mainly due to enhancement in company’s own power generation capacity through the induction of 9-10 MW of CFB annexed with Line 4 and newly commissioned 4.8 MW wind power plant.
  • Clinker production was 2,801,955 tons (up 18%) compared to FY 2024, mainly because Line 4 became fully operational. Overall plant capacity utilization was 55% in FY25 (FY24: 54%). Management prioritized the more efficient Line 4 and Line 3 for production, keeping the less efficient Line 1 and Line 2 on standby.
Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL): Analyst briefing takeaways – By Insight Research

Oct 16 2025


Insight Securities


  • InFY25, company posted net sales of PKR33bn vs. PKR28bn in SPLY, up by 17% YoY. The growth was primarily driven by higher retention prices and increased export volumes. To note, ACPL local retention price stood at ~PKR16k/ton in FY25 vs. ~PKR15k/ton in SPLY.
  • Company profitability declined by 51% YoY in FY25, mainly due to the one-off gain on disposal of a subsidiary recorded in FY24.
  • The company’s sales mix during FY25 comprised of 44% local sales and 56% exports, compared to 53% and 47%, respectively, in FY24.
Pakistan Market Wrap: KSE-100Dips as Investors Lock Profits Amid Global Tensions – By HMFS Research

Feb 19 2026


HMFS Research


  • The KSE-100 index endured intense selling pressure today as investors aggressively moved to lock in gains, resulting in a sharp and broad-based correction across the equity market. The benchmark plunged to an intra-day low of 7,206 points, with heavyweights from the fertilizer, banking, and E&P sectors leading the downturn. Escalating geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran dampened investor sentiment, triggering widespread profit-taking and amplifying volatility. By the close of the session, the index settled at 172,170, marking a record decline of 6,683 points (down 3.74%) from the previous day’s close.
  • Trading activity remained relatively moderate, with volumes recorded at 229mn shares on the KSE-100 index and 540mn shares in the overall market. The day’s volume leaders included WTL (84mn), KEL (62mn), and TSBLR1 (46mn). Going forward, market direction is likely to remain contingent upon geopolitical developments and evolving domestic economic indicators. Additionally, forthcoming result announcements from blue-chip companies could provide selective support to the benchmark. In this environment, investors are advised to remain vigilant, carefully assess market dynamics, and focus on fundamentally strong stocks offering sustainable long-term growth potential.
Pakistan Market Wrap: The benchmark index closed on a sharply negative note – By IIS Research

Feb 19 2026


Ismail Iqbal Securities


  • The benchmark index closed on a sharply negative note, declining from the outset amid global uncertainty and rising oil prices, which weighed on investor sentiment. Trading volumes decreased to 229mn shares today as compared to 425mn shares in the previous session. Today, the KSE-100 index lost 6,683 points to close at 172,170 level, down by -3.74% DoD. Banks, Cement, and E&Ps sectors were the major laggards in today's session, cumulatively shedding 3506 points from the index.
Oil & Gas Development Co. (OGDC): Expanding frontier footprint; BUY reiterated – By Topline Research

Feb 19 2026


Topline Securities


  • We reiterate our BUY stance on Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC), with a Mar-27 Target Price (TP) of Rs419/share, implying a total return of 48% (including dividend yield of 5%). The stock was highlighted as a top pick in our 2026 strategy report released on Nov 08, 2025. Since then, OGDC has delivered a return of 19%, outperforming the benchmark by 11%.
  • This is despite a recent correction of 12.1% in the stock price over the last one month, amid concerns surrounding the Reko Diq project, which we believe have overplayed.
Pakistan Market Wrap: KSE-100 closes at 172,170 down 6,683 points – By Alpha-Akseer Research

Feb 19 2026


Alpha Capital


  • The equity market commenced the session on a negative footing and remained under sustained selling pressure throughout the day. The KSE-100 Index witnessed significant intraday volatility, fluctuating between 171,647 and 179,280 before settling at 172,170—down 6,683 points at close. Total traded volume on the main board reached 215.5 million shares, with an aggregate value of PKR 21.2 billion.
  • Key contributors to the index decline included FFC (-3.3%, - 539 points), ENGROH (-3.8%, -350 points), UBL (-2.4%, -347 points), OGDC (-4.7%, -302 points), and PPL (-5.5%, -298 points). On the activity front, KEL and BOP dominated volumes, with 58.8 million and 28.1 million shares traded, respectively.
Faysal Bank Ltd (FABL): 4QCY25 Result Review – By AKD Research

Feb 19 2026


AKD Securities


  • Faysal Bank Ltd (FABL) announced its 4QCY25 financial results earlier today, wherein the bank posted NPAT of PkR6.7bn (EPS: PkR4.4) for the quarter, up 105%YoY/34% QoQ. The result is above our expectations due to higher than anticipated gain on sale of securities. In addition to the result, bank announced a final cash payout of PkR2.0/ sh, below our expectations of PkR2.5/sh, taking CY25 cash payout to PkR6.5/sh.
  • Net spread earned was recorded at PkR17.6bn in 4QCY25, down by 13%YoY/1% QoQ due to reduction in yields along with impact of MDR introduction on saving accounts.
D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited (DGKC): Result Preview 2QFY26 – By AHCML Research

Feb 19 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited is scheduled to announce its 2QFY26 results on 23 February 2026 and is expected to report a PAT of PKR 2,652 million (EPS: PKR 6.05), down 2.5% YoY.
  • Quarterly sales are projected at PKR 19,932mn, down 8.1% YoY, mainly due to lower exports after the Afghan border closure.
Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL): Result Preview 2QFY26 – By AHCML Research

Feb 19 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • Attock Cement Pakistan Limited is scheduled to announce its 2QFY26 results on 23 February, 2026 and is expected to report a PAT of PKR 1,027 million (EPS: PKR 7.48), up 76.8% YoY, driven by higher retention prices, volumetric growth, and the addition of a 4.8MW wind mill.
  • Sales revenue for the quarter is expected to reach PKR 11,622 mn, up 30.20% YoY.
Faysal Bank Limited (FABL): 4QCY25 Result Review – By Taurus Research

Feb 19 2026


Taurus Securities


  • 4QCY25 EPS: PKR 4.6. 4QCY25 PAT up 95%YoY. CY25 PAT down 6%YoY. Further, FABL has also announced a final cash dividend of PKR 2.00/sh., taking the CY25 dividend payout to PKR 6.5/sh.
  • Net Spread Earned (NSE): Remained flattish compared to the previous quarter on account of pressure on margins due to plateauing asset yields and slight uptick in the cost of funds. Overall, NSE declined 1%QoQ.
Technical Outlook: KSE-100 expected to test resistance at the 50-DMA – By JS Research

Feb 19 2026


JS Global Capital


  • KSE-100 index showed sharp recovery to close at 178,853 level, up 5,703 points DoD. Volumes stood at 698mn shares versus 716mn shares traded previously. The index is expected to test resistance at 179,699 (50-DMA) where a break above that will target the 30-DMA currently at 184,064 level. However, any downside will find support between 175,800 and 177,385 levels, respectively. The RSI and the Stochastic Oscillator have moved up, supporting a recovery view. Investors are recommended to 'Buy on dips', with risk defined below 175,796 level. The support and resistance are at 175,796 and 180,442 levels, respectively.
Morning News: IT exports rise 20pc in 7MFY26 – By IIS Research

Feb 19 2026


Ismail Iqbal Securities


  • Information technology (IT) exports surged 20 per cent year-on year (YoY) to reach $2.6 billion in the first seven months of FY26, according to a Topline Research report issued on Wednesday.
  • Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Pakistan fell sharply 51 percent during the first seven months of the current fiscal year (FY26).
D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited (DGKC): Result Preview 2QFY26 – By AHCML Research

Feb 19 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited is scheduled to announce its 2QFY26 results on 23 February 2026 and is expected to report a PAT of PKR 2,652 million (EPS: PKR 6.05), down 2.5% YoY.
  • Quarterly sales are projected at PKR 19,932mn, down 8.1% YoY, mainly due to lower exports after the Afghan border closure.
Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL): Result Preview 2QFY26 – By AHCML Research

Feb 19 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • Attock Cement Pakistan Limited is scheduled to announce its 2QFY26 results on 23 February, 2026 and is expected to report a PAT of PKR 1,027 million (EPS: PKR 7.48), up 76.8% YoY, driven by higher retention prices, volumetric growth, and the addition of a 4.8MW wind mill.
  • Sales revenue for the quarter is expected to reach PKR 11,622 mn, up 30.20% YoY.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Feb 18 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The benchmark KSE-100 Index opened on a positive note, hitting an intraday high of 178,974 before closing at 178,853, up 5,702.68 points (+3.29%). The rally was driven by broad-based buying in the commercial banks, power generation, fertilizer, cement, and technology sectors.
  • Sentiment was supported by a $121 million current account surplus in Jan 2026, improving LSM growth during 1HFY26 to 4.82%, along with easing geopolitical tensions after Iran stated that good progress had been made in nuclear talks with the US. In terms of index contribution, UBL, HBL, MEBL, NBP, and MCB collectively added 2,698.54 points. On the volume front, KEL led trading with 116.97 million shares, while total market turnover stood at 693.28 million shares.
Pakistan Economy: Jan’26 Surpluses, Built on Remittances and Import Compression – By AHCML Research

Feb 18 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • Pakistan's Current Account has recorded third month of the year surpluses of USD 121mn in Jan’26, a sharp reversal from the deficit in Dec’25. However, over the 7MFY26 (July-Jan), the current account deficit stands at USD1,074mn, a staggering deterioration from the USD 564mn surplus recorded in the same period last year.
  • In Jan’26, the goods trade deficit stood at USD 2,591mn. Exports fell by 8.7%YoY to USD 2,746mn (from USD 3,008mn in Jan’25), while imports declined 2.6%YoY to USD 5,337mn (from USD 5,481mn) and 7%MoM from Dec-25's USD 5,737mn.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Feb 17 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The benchmark KSE-100 Index experienced a volatile session, hitting an intraday high of 176,131 before closing at 173,150, down 1,304 points (-0.75%), amid profit-taking. Broad-based selling was observed in banks, oil and gas exploration, fertilizer, cement, and pharmaceuticals.
  • Aggressive selling by foreign investors dampened investor sentiment, while the law and order situation further weighed on the market. PSO, HBL, ENGROH, UBL, and NBP collectively dragged the index down by 780.23 points. K-Electric (KEL) led in volumes with 122.54 million shares, as total market turnover reached 708.72 million shares.
Mutual Funds: Assets Under Management Remain Stagnant – By AHCML Research

Feb 13 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The mutual fund industry continues to witness strong structural traction, underpinned by the robust rally at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), ample market liquidity, and rising investor penetration. As of Jan’26, industry AUMs surged to PKR 4.48 trillion, reflecting a solid 11.52% YoY expansion, despite a marginal 0.49% MoM dip. The underlying trend remains constructive, with 16 out of 21 listed AMCs posting AUM growth during the month signaling broad based participation, improving risk appetite, and sustained confidence in professionally managed investment vehicles.
  • Based on AMC wise data Al Meezan Investment Management Limited retained its industry leadership in Jan’26 with AUMs of PKR 658bn, reinforcing its dominant franchise strength, sustained investor confidence, and consistent inflow momentum across diversified mandates.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Feb 13 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The KSE-100 Index saw another volatile session, hitting an intraday high of 180,833 before closing at 179,604, down 909 points (-0.50%) amid profit-taking. Broad-based selling weighed on key sectors, including Commercial Banks, E&P companies, OMCs, and Auto stocks, while Cement and Fertilizer shares also declined sharply. Heightened political tensions further dampened investor sentiment.
  • On the macro front, the government is reportedly considering a cess on fertilizer companies to capture windfall profits, with proceeds earmarked for farmers’ benefit. Among major laggards, LUCK, UBL, OGDC, SYS, and EFERT collectively shaved 617.05 points off the benchmark. K-Electric (KEL) led trading activity with 131.14 million shares, as total market turnover reached 705.75 million shares.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Feb 12 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The benchmark KSE-100 Index witnessed a volatile session, hitting an intraday high of 182,757 before closing at 180,513 down 2,537 points (-1.39%) amid profit-taking. Broad-based selling was observed across key sectors, particularly Banks, Oil & Gas Exploration, Technology & Communication, Cement, and Power Generation & Distribution. Market sentiment remained under pressure due to EFERT’s below expected results. Additionally, Barrick Gold Corporation’s Reko Diq copper-gold project in Balochistan faces uncertainty as the company reviews its development timeline and capital budget amid escalating security risks. Among major laggards, PPL, EFERT, HUBC, SYS, and OGDC collectively erased 902 points from the index. On the volume front, K-Electric (KEL) led with 176.91 million shares traded, while total market turnover stood at 868.95 million shares.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Feb 10 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The benchmark KSE-100 Index witnessed a volatile session, touching an intraday high of 183,217 before closing at 182,154, down 187 points (-0.10%) amid profit-taking. Broad-based selling was observed across key sectors, particularly Banks, Technology & Communication, Oil & Gas Exploration, Power Generation, and Textile Composite.
  • On the macro front, remittances surged 15.4% to $3.5 billion in January, while an IMF review mission is expected in the last week of this month to initiate talks for the third review under the $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and the potential release of a $1 billion fourth tranche. Among major laggards, HBL, TRG, KEL, AKBL, and BAFL collectively shaved 460.03 points off the index. In terms of volume, K-Electric (KEL) led activity with 253.68 million shares, while total market turnover stood at 1,057.65 million shares.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Feb 6 2026


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The benchmark KSE-100 Index witnessed a volatile session, touching an intraday high of 188,036 before closing at 184,310 down 3,703 points, or (-1.93% ) amid profit taking. The announcement of the Supreme Court case regarding NBP’s pension funds triggered selling pressure, as investors anticipated lower dividend payouts following potential cash outflows for pension fund payments. Furthermore, Barrick Gold’s board is reviewing all aspects of a gold and copper project in the Balochistan region due to security concerns, including capital allocation, as CEO Mark Hill stated during a post-earnings call. Additionally, the upcoming third IMF review at the end of the current month exerted pressure, reflecting concerns over slower progress on required economic reforms.
  • The uncertain geopolitical climate also dampened investor sentiment. Selling pressure was concentrated in Commercial Banks, Fertilizer, and Exploration & Production (E&P) stocks, due to a lack of fresh positive catalysts. High stakes Iran US negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program commenced in Oman, with lingering disagreements raising fears of prolonged Middle East tensions. Major laggards such as NBP, FFC, PPL, UBL, and MEBL collectively dragged the index down by 1,573.11 points. On the volume front, K-Electric KEL led trading activity with 517.82 million shares, while the total market turnover stood at 1,266.28 million shares.
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