Nishat Power Reports Big Turnaround
Nishat Power Limited (PSX: NPL) documented a profit after tax of Rs.
Nishat Power Limited (PSX: NPL) documented a profit after tax of Rs.
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- 11.02 billion during FY2026, up 56 percent from Rs.
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- 913 million in 4QFY26, primarily reflecting improved performance in the auto segment.
- 7.01 for FY26, compared with a loss per share of Rs.
Nishat Power Limited (PSX: NPL) documented a profit after tax of Rs. 2.48 billion for fiscal year 2026, compared with a loss of Rs. 371 million in the previous year, according to Arif Habib Limited's review of the company's financial results.
Notably, the firm declared a cash dividend of Rs. 1 per share for the fourth quarter. More Home Consumers to Obtain Cheaper Gas.
NPL's earnings per share stood at Rs. 7.01 for FY26, compared with a loss per share of Rs. 2.11 in FY25. In the fourth quarter, EPS stood at Rs. 2.33, down 40 percent year over year but up 19 percent quarter over quarter.
In practice, the company's revenue reached Rs. 11.02 billion during FY2026, up 56 percent from Rs. 7.06 billion a year earlier. In 4QFY26, revenue stood at Rs. 5.87 billion, compared with Rs. 1.84 billion in the same quarter last year.
NPL's fourth quarter revenue was backed by higher plant utilization. It reached 24.7 percent in June 2026 compared with 8.3 percent in June 2025, despite RLNG supply disruptions and stronger summer demand.
Share of profit from associates stood at Rs. 913 million in 4QFY26, primarily reflecting improved performance in the auto segment. Arif Habib Limited estimated that the auto business could contribute strongly, with Jaecoo J5 sales estimated at around 5, 500 units and J7 sales at regarding 1, 000 units during the quarter.
Other income stood at Rs. 321 million, equivalent to Rs. 0.68 per share after tax, driven by surplus cash and short term investments. NPL had Rs. 3.3 billion in such investments as of June 2026. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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