Karachi: D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited has released its annual financial report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, showcasing a robust performance across several key financial metrics. The report, dated October 5, 2026, provides an in-depth look at the company's financial health, reflecting significant growth compared to the previous year.

The company reported total assets of approximately 199.33 billion rupees, an increase from 145.92 billion rupees in 2025. This growth is attributed to both non-current and current assets, which saw rises to 130.64 billion rupees and 68.69 billion rupees, respectively. A notable increase was seen in long-term investments, which surged to 54.31 billion rupees from 20.69 billion rupees, marking a very large move.

The equity and liabilities section of the report indicates that the total equity of the company rose to 120.64 billion rupees from 94.67 billion rupees. The increase in equity is primarily due to higher un-appropriated profits, which climbed to 57.01 billion rupees from 46.50 billion rupees, and other reserves, which increased to 59.26 billion rupees from 43.79 billion rupees.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), D.G. Khan Cement's revenue from contracts with customers reached 79.56 billion rupees, reflecting a big move compared to the 71.89 billion rupees recorded in the previous year. The company's gross profit also increased to 20.73 billion rupees from 18.51 billion rupees.

Administrative and selling expenses rose to 1.65 billion rupees and 4.17 billion rupees, respectively, while other expenses increased to 1.07 billion rupees. Despite these increases, the company's profit before levy and income tax saw a substantial rise to 17.32 billion rupees, up from 13.00 billion rupees, indicating a very large move.

The profit for the year stood at 11.43 billion rupees, compared to 8.68 billion rupees in 2025, further illustrating the company's financial achievements. Earnings per share reached 26.08 rupees, up from 19.80 rupees.

In terms of liabilities, long-term finances from financial institutions increased to 24.45 billion rupees, displaying a very large move from 10.09 billion rupees in 2025.

Designated as part of the basic materials sector, D.G. Khan Cement's financial results for the fiscal year 2026 underscore the company's solid performance and strategic growth efforts in the cement industry.