PSO Profit More Than Doubles to Rs. 25.56 Billion in Q1 FY27

Pakistan State Oil (PSO) recorded a profit after tax of Rs.

Key points

• While high-speed diesel sales grew 12.8 percent to 759, 000 tons, pSO's motor gasoline sales rose 23.2 percent to 968, 000 metric tons.
• During the quarter, PSO imported 16 cargoes of petroleum products totalling 756, 000 tons and lifted 1.019 million tons of petrol and diesel from local refineries.
• PSO's petroleum sales rose 17.8 percent year-on-year (YoY) during July-September 2026, compared with industry expansion of 7.1 percent.
• The firm additionally continued 37 retail outlets, taking its network to 3, 727 sites throughout Pakistan.
• According to PSO additionally, its CSR Trust contributed Rs112 million to education, healthcare and community development during the quarter.

Pakistan State Oil (PSO) recorded a profit after tax of Rs. 25.56 billion in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026-27, up from Rs. As higher sales volumes and an improved product mix backed earnings, 9.39 billion in the same period last year.

Notably, the company's earnings per share rose to Rs. 54.44 from Rs. 20.00 a year earlier. PSO, Govt and IMF Work on Plan to Clear Circular Debt.

PSO's petroleum sales rose 17.8 percent year-on-year (YoY) during July-September 2026, compared with industry expansion of 7.1 percent. Its market share rose by 4.2 percentage points to 45.9 percent.

At the consolidated level, the firm noted a profit after tax of Rs29.42 billion, with earnings per share of Rs62.66, including the contribution of Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL).

While high-speed diesel sales grew 12.8 percent to 759, 000 tons, pSO's motor gasoline sales rose 23.2 percent to 968, 000 metric tons. Aviation fuel sales rose 15.5 percent, with PSO supplying 99.6 percent of the Jet A-1 market. Lubricant sales rose 17.4 percent to 9, 970 tons.

For context, the firm additionally continued 37 retail outlets, taking its network to 3, 727 sites throughout Pakistan. Its electric vehicle charging network expanded to 16 locations.

PSO remarked it continued managing Pakistan's long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply portfolio during a period of supplier force majeure, working with the administration to maintain supplies to the power and gas sectors.

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After the quarter concluded, the business signed a government-to-government sale and purchase agreement with Oman's OQ Trading to expand Pakistan's fuel sourcing options.

According to PSO additionally, its CSR Trust contributed Rs112 million to education, healthcare and community development during the quarter. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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