Lahore: JDW Sugar Mills Ltd. released its financial results for the nine-month period ending June 30, 2026, showing a significant rise in profit despite a decline in gross revenue. According to the announcement made on July 27, 2026, the company's board of directors decided against any cash dividend, bonus shares, right shares, or any other corporate entitlements for the period.
The company's financial statements, which include the statement of profit or loss and other key financial documents, indicate that JDW Sugar Mills achieved a profit of 6.81 billion rupees for the period, up from 3.08 billion rupees during the same period last year. This represents a profit increase classified as a very large or significant move, with earnings per share rising to 117.93 rupees from 53.39 rupees.
Gross revenue for the nine months ending June 30, 2026, was reported at 94.28 billion rupees, a decrease from the 97.90 billion rupees recorded in the previous year, indicating a moderate move. Despite this decline, the company managed a gross profit of 13.29 billion rupees, up from 9.87 billion rupees in 2025. Administrative expenses increased to 3.93 billion rupees from 3.28 billion rupees, and selling expenses also rose to 218.07 million rupees from 123.20 million rupees the previous year.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), JDW Sugar Mills' revenue from contracts with customers fell to 81.79 billion rupees from 84.71 billion rupees in the prior year. However, the cost of revenue decreased to 68.51 billion rupees from 74.84 billion rupees, contributing to the improved gross profit margins.
The financial position of JDW Sugar Mills at the end of June 2026 showed total equity and liabilities at 129.33 billion rupees, a substantial increase from 77.89 billion rupees in September 2025. Current liabilities rose sharply to 77.75 billion rupees from 29.45 billion rupees, primarily due to a significant rise in short-term borrowings, which escalated to 62.65 billion rupees from 17.05 billion rupees.
The company's non-current assets also increased, with property, plant, and equipment valued at 44.79 billion rupees, up from 40.63 billion rupees in September 2025. Current assets grew to 78.20 billion rupees from 32.55 billion rupees, supported by a notable rise in stock-in-trade, which surged to 54.51 billion rupees from 12.63 billion rupees.
JDW Sugar Mills operates within the designated market category of sugar and allied industries. The company has expressed no intentions for additional corporate actions or entitlements in the immediate future, focusing instead on consolidating its financial gains and operational efficiencies.