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Fauji Cement Profit surges 21% to Rs16bn in FY26

Fauji Cement Company Limited (PSX: FCCL) recorded a 21% increase in its net profit for the year ended June 30, 2026, with profit for the year climbing to Rs16.18bn from Rs13.33bn in the corresponding period last year. Showing this healthy bottom-line growth, the company's earnings per share (EPS) expanded to Rs6.60 from Rs5.43 in FY25. The Board of Directors has declared a final cash dividen

ACPL FY26 profit jumps 97%

Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (PSX: ACPL) reported a massive 97% increase in its net profit for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, nearly doubling its bottom line to Rs3.42bn compared to Rs1.73bn in the preceding year. Reflecting this explosive profitability, the company's basic and diluted earnings per share (EPS) nearly doubled, jumping to Rs24.86 from Rs12.60 in FY25. The primary drive

Attock Cement explores potential merger with Fauji Cement

Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (PSX: ACPL) has authorized its Management to explore and evaluate the feasibility of a potential merger with Fauji Cement Company Limited, with recommendations to be presented to the Board for consideration. The Board of Directors, in the same meeting, also approved a proposal to shift the Company's Registered Office from Karachi, Sindh, to Rawalpindi, Punjab, sub

Pakistan’s total debt, liabilities rise to Rs100tr in FY26

Pakistan's total debt and liabilities rose to Rs99.59tr in FY26, up 5.51% YoY from Rs94.39tr in FY25, data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) showed. The breakup shows total debt stood at Rs97.88tr while total liabilities stood at Rs3.42tr during the period under review. The country's total debt comprised three components: gross government domestic debt, PSEs' domestic debt, and ex

Pakistan\'s external debt servicing surges to $10bn in Q4FY26

Pakistan's external debt servicing surged to $10.14bn in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, up sharply from $3.86bn in the preceding quarter, according to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). The increase, of roughly 2.63x quarter-on-quarter, was driven primarily by a jump in principal repayments, which rose to $8.81bn in Q4 from $2.70bn in Q3. Interest payments also edged