Lahore: Tandlianwala Sugar Mills Limited has published its mandatory Shariah disclosures for the half-year period ending March 31, 2026, in accordance with the requirements of Clause VII of Part I of Schedule IV of the Companies Act, 2017. The disclosures are made as per Clause 5.6.9A of the Pakistan Stock Exchange Regulations. The information was provided to the TRE Certificate Holders of the Exchange, as mandated by the regulatory framework.

The financial results reveal a notable increase in conventional assets, with figures reaching 27.25 billion rupees as compared to the previous un-audited balance of 17.72 billion rupees recorded on September 30, 2025. Shariah-compliant assets showed a significant move, rising from 93.65 million rupees to 218.05 million rupees for the same period. This reflects the company's commitment to expanding its Shariah-compliant portfolio.

Bank balances, detailed in the disclosures, show varied amounts across different accounts. A notable balance of 40.38 million rupees was reported, while other accounts reflected balances of 3.20 million rupees, 7.77 million rupees, 63,563 rupees, 3.64 million rupees, and 535,058 rupees, respectively. These figures indicate the company's diverse financial standing across different instruments.

The stock exchange has categorized Tandlianwala Sugar Mills Limited under the designated market category, which is crucial for investors tracking the company’s financial health and strategic direction. According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the company’s financial disclosures are in line with the regulatory requirements, ensuring transparency and accountability to stakeholders.

The company’s commitment to adhering to regulatory compliance is evident in the timely dissemination of these disclosures, reflecting its dedication to maintaining investor trust and confidence.