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Corporate earnings of MLCF, UBL, and GCIL
UBL delivered a strong performance with full-year earnings rising 73% to PKR 51.92
Mar 05, 2026
Mar 05, 2026
UBL delivered a strong performance with full-year earnings rising 73% to PKR 51.92
HUBC declared a second interim dividend of PKR 5 per share, while NBP announced a hefty final dividend
Foreign investors trigger historic PSX sell-off as KSE-100 posts one of its sharpest weekly declines ever
Bears dominated the Pakistan Stock Exchange this week after Moody’s revised Pakistan’s banking sector outlook
Interloop’s results came in line with expectations while MCB delivered a solid performance
A A H Somroo, independent analyst, breaks down the latest developments shaping the PSX and update on Reko Diq financial closure
MEBL is expected to deliver flattish sequential earnings and announce a cash dividend of PKR 7 per share
Investor sentiment was further dampened by Fauji Fertilizer Company’s weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter results
FFL, ISL, and SAZEW reported sales growth of 30%, 10%, and 1% respectively
With T-Bill yields dipping below 10% for the first time in four years, investor sentiment at the Pakistan Stock Exchange remained upbea
Sazgar is projected to post earnings of PKR 78-80 for Q2, driven by robust Haval sales
A late-week rally, fueled by easing tensions and speculation over a resolution to the gas circular debt, pushed the index up 689 points
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Leading the charge were banking and fertilizer sectors, once again delivering strong performance
FABL posted earnings per share (EPS) of PKR 3.29 and announced an interim dividend of PKR 1.5 per share
Nukta’s Shuja Qureshi and Shahbaz Ashraf sit down with Dr. Amjad Waheed, CEO of NBP Funds, to unpack the outlook for PSX in 2026
MLCF reported a 25% drop in first-quarter earnings, while ISL posted a strong 26% increase in net revenue
Investor confidence soared as the Pakistan Stock Exchange rallied on the back of PIA’s privatization
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A surprise 50-basis-point rate cut by the State Bank of Pakistan buoyed investor sentiment at the Pakistan Stock Exchange this week
