Karachi: Atlas Honda Limited has reported significant growth in its financial performance for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, according to its corporate briefing session held on July 6, 2026. The company has shown notable increases across a range of metrics, reflecting a strong year for the auto industry.
The auto industry has experienced a substantial upturn in sales volume across various vehicle categories for the period from April 2025 to March 2026. Cars saw a 43% increase in sales volume, reaching 146,500 units, while LCVs, vans, jeeps, and pickups grew by 37% with 44,800 units sold. The sector also witnessed a doubling in truck sales, which rose by 100% to 6,800 units. Buses and motorcycles, alongside three-wheelers, also reported gains, with bus sales climbing 49% to 970 units and motorcycles and three-wheelers surging 32% to 1.86 million units. Overall, the auto industry achieved a total sales volume of 2.08 million units, marking a 32% rise compared to the previous year.
Atlas Honda Limited's performance mirrored the industry's growth, with production increasing by 34% to 1.59 million units and sales climbing 33% to 1.59 million units as well. Revenue surged to Rs. 273,926 million, a 34% rise from the prior fiscal year's Rs. 203,894 million. Gross profit witnessed a significant move, increasing by 63% to Rs. 36,245 million, with the gross profit margin improving to 13.2% from 10.9%. According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), profit before tax rose by 42% to Rs. 34,445 million, and the profit margin before tax increased to 12.6%.
The company's earnings per share saw a 38% increase, reaching Rs. 170.2, while dividends per share also rose by 38% to Rs. 102.0. At the end of the reporting period, total assets amounted to Rs. 105,515 million, reflecting a 21% growth, and shareholders' equity increased by 28% to Rs. 46,514 million. In terms of market performance, the price per share climbed 62% to Rs. 1,532.7, and market capitalisation saw a significant move, growing by 74% to Rs. 209.1 billion.
The auto industry and Atlas Honda Limited have demonstrated resilience and robust growth, underscoring the sector's positive trajectory over the past fiscal year.