Karachi: Loads Limited, a prominent player in the automotive parts manufacturing sector, has reported a notable increase in its annual profit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. According to the company's latest annual report, released on October 20, 2026, the profit for the year reached 270.99 million rupees, marking a substantial rise from the previous year's 81.86 million rupees.
The company's revenue from contracts with customers increased to 7.58 billion rupees, up from 6.03 billion rupees in 2025. This represents a very large or significant move of 25.71%. The gross profit also saw an increase, reaching 1.73 billion rupees compared to 1.32 billion rupees in the previous year.
Operating profit improved to 1.16 billion rupees from 1.07 billion rupees, despite increased administrative, selling, and general expenses, which climbed to 480.58 million rupees from 376.13 million rupees. The report highlights the impact of an impairment of property, plant, and equipment and provisions for expected credit losses, which collectively amounted to 39.28 million rupees.
Finance costs decreased to 354.53 million rupees from 480.76 million rupees, contributing to the rise in profit before revenue taxes and income taxes, which totaled 809.59 million rupees, compared to 586.31 million rupees in 2025.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the earnings per share for Loads Limited also saw a big move, increasing to 1.40 rupees from 0.97 rupees in the previous year. This reflects the company's improved financial performance and strategic efforts to enhance shareholder value.
The consolidated statement of financial position shows total assets amounting to 7.54 billion rupees, up from 6.34 billion rupees in 2025. This growth is attributed to both non-current and current assets, with notable increases in stock-in-trade and cash and bank balances.
On the liabilities front, total equity rose to 4.23 billion rupees from 2.53 billion rupees, driven by an increase in issued, subscribed, and paid-up capital, which grew to 3.71 billion rupees from 2.51 billion rupees. The company's total liabilities saw a decrease, with current liabilities reducing to 3.20 billion rupees from 3.74 billion rupees in 2025.
As Loads Limited continues to strengthen its financial position, these results reflect its resilient operational strategies in the automotive parts sector, despite challenging market conditions.