Lahore: Pakistan Engineering Company Limited has released its quarterly financial statements for the period ending September 30, 2026. The report details a continuation of financial losses, reflecting the challenges faced by the company over the past months.

According to the un-audited condensed interim profit or loss account, the company recorded a loss after taxation of 18,269,000 rupees for the three-month period ending September 30, 2026. This marks a slight improvement from the same period in 2025, where the loss stood at 19,254,000 rupees.

The report highlights that the company did not generate any net sales during the quarter, leading to a gross loss situation. Operating costs increased to 6,459,000 rupees from 6,226,000 rupees in the previous year, while administrative expenses rose to 9,676,000 rupees from 7,181,000 rupees. Other operating charges remained constant at 305,000 rupees.

The total operating loss amounted to 14,821,000 rupees, up from 13,193,000 rupees in the corresponding period last year. This was partly offset by an increase in other operating income, which rose to 1,619,000 rupees from 518,000 rupees.

Finance costs were reduced to 5,000 rupees from 47,000 rupees year-on-year. The loss before levies and taxation for the period stood at 14,826,000 rupees, compared to 13,240,000 rupees last year. Notably, the company faced taxation expenses of 3,443,000 rupees, a decrease from 6,014,000 rupees in the previous year.

The loss per share, both basic and diluted, was calculated at 3.21 rupees, down from 3.38 rupees. According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), these financial results reflect a continued struggle for the company in stabilizing its financial performance.

This report places the company within the designated market category of industrial engineering, where it continues to navigate a challenging financial landscape.