Lahore: Shezan International Limited has released its annual financial statements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, highlighting a notable increase in both assets and liabilities. The company's total assets rose to 4.61 billion Rupees from 4.18 billion Rupees in 2025, reflecting a growth trajectory in its financial position.

The company's non-current assets showed a moderate increase, reaching 1.17 billion Rupees compared to 1.15 billion Rupees in the previous year. This was driven by investments in property, plant, and equipment, which amounted to 1.14 billion Rupees, alongside an increase in long-term investments, now valued at 14.69 million Rupees, up from 8.11 million Rupees. Current assets experienced a significant rise, climbing to 3.44 billion Rupees from 3.03 billion Rupees. This increase is attributed to a higher stock in trade, which now stands at 1.88 billion Rupees, compared to 1.73 billion Rupees last year, and a rise in trade receivables to 672.22 million Rupees from 545.24 million Rupees.

On the equity and liabilities side, the total equity of the company improved to 1.87 billion Rupees from 1.57 billion Rupees, driven by an increase in revenue reserves. However, non-current liabilities also saw a rise to 72.17 million Rupees from 46.94 million Rupees, primarily due to the introduction of long-term loans amounting to 33.33 million Rupees.

Current liabilities exhibited a big move, increasing to 2.68 billion Rupees from 2.56 billion Rupees. This was largely due to a rise in short-term borrowings, which escalated to 1.21 billion Rupees from 1.02 billion Rupees. The company also reported an increase in the current portion of non-current liabilities, now at 153.65 million Rupees, up from 9.12 million Rupees.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Shezan International Limited has shown financial resilience amidst challenging market conditions. The reported financial growth indicates a strategic maneuver to enhance its investment portfolio and manage liabilities effectively.

The report outlines no changes in authorized share capital, which remains at 100 million Rupees, with issued, subscribed, and paid-up share capital also unchanged at 96.63 million Rupees. The company's focus on capital management and operational efficiency is evident in its financial strategies, as highlighted in the 2026 annual report.