Lahore: At-Tahur Limited, a major player in the dairy sector, has reported its financial performance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. The company's annual report, released on October 5, 2026, reveals substantial growth in both sales and profits compared to the previous year.
According to the financial data disclosed, At-Tahur Limited's sales surged to 6.90 billion rupees in 2026, a notable increase from 5.65 billion rupees in 2025. This represents a very large or significant move of 22.03%. The company's gross profit also rose to 2.80 billion rupees, up from 2.52 billion rupees, marking an increase of 11.31%, which is classified as a moderate move.
The company's profit from operations increased to 1.19 billion rupees from 885.85 million rupees in 2025, reflecting a growth of 34.71%, categorized as a very large or significant move. Profit before taxation reached 946.93 million rupees, up from 640.66 million rupees, resulting in a 47.79% rise, considered a very large or significant move. Profit after taxation rose to 821.42 million rupees, a 55.53% increase from 528.15 million rupees in the previous year, also considered a very large or significant move.
On the financial position front, the company reported total equity of 6.96 billion rupees, compared to 6.11 billion rupees in 2025. The share capital remains unchanged at 2.19 billion rupees. Long-term liabilities increased to 939.33 million rupees from 635.42 million rupees, while current liabilities rose to 2.60 billion rupees from 2.08 billion rupees.
The financial performance is also reflected in the company's profitability ratios. The gross profit ratio decreased to 40.62% in 2026 from 44.53% in 2025. The operating profit margin improved to 17.30%, up from 15.67%, while the net profit margin increased to 11.90% from 9.34%. The return on average equity rose to 13.52%, compared to 9.79% in the previous year.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), At-Tahur Limited's earnings per share increased to 3.76 rupees from 2.42 rupees in 2025. The company's break-up value per share also rose to 29.68 rupees from 25.88 rupees.
In terms of liquidity, the current ratio improved to 1.39 times from 1.24 times, while the quick ratio declined to 0.75 times from 0.82 times. The company's inventory turnover ratio decreased to 8.19 times from 13.61 times, and the average collection period increased to 36.54 days from 31.23 days.
The company also reported improvements in its capital structure ratios, with the debt service coverage ratio increasing to 1.38 times from 1.27 times. The debt to equity ratio rose to 0.14 times from 0.11 times, while the total liabilities to total assets percentage increased to 33.70% from 30.82%.
Overall, At-Tahur Limited's financial results for the year 2026 indicate a strong performance with significant growth in sales and profitability, despite fluctuations in certain financial ratios. The company's continued focus on efficiency and expansion within the market category of the dairy sector appears to have contributed to its positive financial outcomes.