Lahore: Roshan Packages Limited announced its financial results for the year ended June 30, 2026, revealing a notable increase in revenue and profit despite facing rising costs. The Board of Directors met on October 5, 2026, to approve the financial statements, which showed a significant growth in key financial metrics.
The company's revenue from contracts with customers rose to approximately 12.83 billion rupees, up from 11.42 billion rupees in 2025, marking a very large or significant move. After accounting for sales tax, the net revenue was reported at 10.84 billion rupees compared to 9.66 billion rupees the previous year. Despite an increase in the cost of revenue to 9.93 billion rupees from 8.89 billion rupees, the company achieved a gross profit of 904.16 million rupees, indicating a moderate move.
Administrative expenses increased to 351.41 million rupees from 308.97 million rupees, while selling and distribution expenses slightly rose to 124.37 million rupees from 118.65 million rupees. These expenses contributed to an operating profit of 399.96 million rupees, up from 362.92 million rupees.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Roshan Packages Limited declared a cash dividend of 10%. However, the company did not issue any bonus shares or rights shares, and no other corporate actions were announced.
The company's profit before taxation decreased to 145.24 million rupees from 195.76 million rupees, while profit for the year increased to 146.97 million rupees from 141.04 million rupees, reflecting a minor move in profitability. The earnings per share rose to 1.04 rupees from 0.99 rupees.
In terms of assets, Roshan Packages Limited reported total assets of approximately 13.10 billion rupees, up from 12.16 billion rupees in 2025. Non-current assets increased to 7.17 billion rupees from 6.97 billion rupees, while current assets rose to 5.94 billion rupees from 5.19 billion rupees.
The company's total equity rose to approximately 7.98 billion rupees from 7.70 billion rupees. However, non-current liabilities increased to 1.15 billion rupees from 1.14 billion rupees, while current liabilities rose to 3.97 billion rupees from 3.31 billion rupees.
Despite the challenges posed by rising costs and financial expenses, Roshan Packages Limited has demonstrated resilience with a strategic focus on revenue growth and maintaining profitability.