In the KSE-100 Index, the joint profit of companies increased by 1.8 % every year. According to an analysis by Arif Habib Limited, 1.66 trillion in FY 2025.
The increase supported the investment in the investment banks, pharmaceuticals, cement, and auto collectors, while weighing on energy, textile and chemicals overall performance.
Commercial Bank was the only biggest partner, which increased a 9 % increase in profit. 592 billion on high net interest income, capital profit, and low supply. Fertilizers also increased the strength with a 7 % increase. 138 billion, led by the integration of military fertilizer company and military fertilizer bin Qasim and FFC, as well as strong margin and dividend income.
Auto Sector RS 39 % increase. Inflation increased by 65 billion, lowering interest rates, and restoring consumer demand, increasing sales, which further helped new model launches and more quantities. Cement manufacturers increased by 41 % RS. With 155 billion, maintaining prices, improvement of electricity generation, and low financing costs.
Pharmaceutical firms surpassed all the rest with 119 % jumps in profit. 27 billion, which have low cost of revised drugs, regulatory approval, and low cost of raw materials.
On the contrary, profitability in energy and export focus has decreased sharply. Oil and gas detectors saw the revenue decreased by 20 % to RS. 351 billion due to weak international prices, low production and PKR against the US dollar. Oil marketing companies only increase the slightly 3 %. As the loss of 71 billion inventory and the reduction in previous correction prices has been met by some margins.
RS by 40 % to electric generators. 49 billion, which are linked to a large -scale hub power company’s base plant deal and adjustments associated with Narol Energy and other plants.
Comprehensive textile companies saw a profit from Rs 55 % to Rs. 8 billion between high energy prices and tax hikes under export governments. RS by 41 % reduction in the chemicals sector. 14 billion, weak international margins and pressure through higher gas costs.
The losses of the technology sector were reduced to rupee. With Rs 5.2 billion to 10.2 billion, Pakistan Telecommunications Company Limited Terming Disadvantages and System Limited, with a 41 % profit increase, meeting the overall position of the sector.
Arif Habib’s report covers 79 companies, representing 93 % of the KSE -100 market capitalization. While the benefits of banking, auto, cement and pharmaceuticals have eliminated the overall increase, the decline in energy and export industries has identified the unequal nature of corporate income in FY 25.