The IPAC group has announced a significant change. The company recorded Rs 500 in the same profit. 664 million, compared to the loss of rupees. Last year is driven by 571 million, better performance and strict cost, which has 12 -fold increase (EPS) per share (EPS) RS. 1.72 for fiscal year 2025.
Stable sales increase by 51 % RS. 34 billion, which has a positive impact on high -capacity use and profits.
The Board of Directors recommended cash profit of Rs. 0.60 per share (equivalent to 6 %), with 5 % bonus shares. This joint payment highlights the company’s revenue flexibility, healthy cash flow, and the board’s confidence on a strong balance sheet.
The profits attributed to the IPA shareholders were Rs 500. 1.2 Billion vs. RS. 91 million in the last year. The total profit of this group was significantly affected by the non -cash delayed charge of Rs 664 million. 458 million, which pushed the tax burden to the average corporate rate.
Except for this effect, a stable profit after tax was rupees. 1.12 Billion, while RS in profits attributed to shareholders. 1.57 billion. The company noted that the delayed tax will argue over time, which reflects the real income power of the tasks.
Finance costs increased to Rs. 2.22 billion, reflect the work of the working capital of new sub -organizations, but are associated with the increase in sales volume.
During the financial year 2025, stable EPS RS. RS RS RS RS RS RS RS. From Rs 1.72 to 0.14 last year, supported by new expansion capabilities. At the standstone base, the IPAC reported the EPS or Rs. Compared to Rs 1.22, 2.0 fiscal year 2024, the company’s strategic axis decline to export to export, which reduces short -term margin but reinforces long -term global positioning.
At the Stand Stone Base, IPAC RS. The net profit of Rs 15.6 billion and rupees is 851 million, its pressure in international markets. Stable exports increased from fourfold to Rs 500. 7.89 billion, representation 23 % or total sales.
The group also reported that foreign exchange revenue exceeded $ 28.16 million during the financial year 2025, which identified its growing role in supporting Pakistan’s reserves through unconventional exports. The IPAC has expanded its maps in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, the United States and Europe.
It has been completely relieved of all capital promises for the recent expansion of plants and machinery through its two subsidiaries, ensuring a strong balance sheet and has long -term growth capacity.