Karachi: Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited reported substantial financial growth in the third quarter ending September 2026, according to its corporate briefing released on November 4, 2026. The company, a key player in the Pakistan Stock Exchange's (PSX) designated market category, showcased notable year-over-year increases across several financial metrics.
The company's revenue for the first nine months of 2026 reached 327.30 billion PKR, marking a 16% increase from the previous year, where revenue totaled 282.70 billion PKR. Gross profit also surged by 15%, rising from 92.80 billion PKR in 2025 to 106.60 billion PKR in 2026. Other income saw a modest rise of 9%, totaling 37.50 billion PKR compared to 34.40 billion PKR in the prior year. Net profit after taxation climbed to 64.20 billion PKR, up from 57.60 billion PKR, reflecting an 11% growth.
In terms of financial position as of September 2026, equity and reserves increased by 14% to 154.60 billion PKR, up from 135.60 billion PKR in December 2025. Borrowings rose significantly by 37%, amounting to 84.10 billion PKR from a previous 61.30 billion PKR. The stock in trade experienced a very large increase of 130%, reaching 87.80 billion PKR, attributed to higher phosphoric acid and DAP inventory levels. Investment figures also saw an 8% uptick, with total investments standing at 281.10 billion PKR, including short-term investments of 170.70 billion PKR, compared to the previous total of 260.50 billion PKR.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the group's financial snapshot for September 2026 compared to the last year highlighted a net profit after tax of 71 billion PKR, up from 63 billion PKR. Within this figure, Fauji Fertilizer Company's contribution was 45 billion PKR, an increase from 40 billion PKR last year. The group's subsidiaries and associates, including AKBL, PMP, TEL, and Power, collectively contributed 26 billion PKR, an increase from 23 billion PKR in the previous year.
For the same period, the group's revenue reached 373 billion PKR, a rise from 322 billion PKR recorded last year. Gross profit increased to 125 billion PKR from 108 billion PKR, while other income saw a slight improvement to 15 billion PKR from 14 billion PKR.
Overall, the financial data indicates a robust performance for Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited, with significant growth in both revenue and profitability, underscoring solid earnings momentum during the period under review.