Karachi: D. S. Industries Limited, a textile company, has revealed its financial results for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, exhibiting notable changes in its financial metrics compared to previous years. The company reported a profit after taxation of 5.25 million rupees for 2025, a substantial turnaround from a loss of 3.46 million rupees recorded in 2024.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the company’s revenue from contracts with customers saw a significant contraction to 3.78 million rupees in 2025, down from 29.17 million rupees in 2024. Despite this drop in sales, the company managed to achieve a net profit margin of 138.69%, indicating a very large move relative to the previous year’s net profit margin of negative 11.85%.
The cost of sales also decreased to 3.89 million rupees from 21.27 million rupees, resulting in a gross loss of 110,079 rupees. Operating expenses witnessed a decline, with selling and distribution costs falling to 498,058 rupees from 9.16 million rupees, and administrative expenses reduced to 12.84 million rupees from 16.47 million rupees in the previous year.
Operating loss for the period stood at 2.08 million rupees, slightly worse than the loss of 540,081 rupees recorded in 2024. However, the company’s other income was reported at 11.37 million rupees, providing a buffer against the operating losses.
A notable contribution to the financial results came from the share of profit from associated undertakings, which increased to 8.51 million rupees in 2025 from 2.86 million rupees in 2024. This increase played a crucial role in the company’s improved financial performance.
The taxation expenses significantly reduced to 394,359 rupees from 5.40 million rupees, contributing to the overall positive net outcome for the year. Earnings per share for 2025 were reported at 0.06 rupees, compared to a loss per share of 0.04 rupees in 2024.
The balance sheet for the year showed total equity of 189.04 million rupees, up from 183.79 million rupees in the previous year. Current assets decreased to 110.44 million rupees from 121.45 million rupees, while current liabilities also saw a reduction to 95.65 million rupees from 107.77 million rupees.
These financial results highlight a significant shift in the company’s performance, reflecting strategic adjustments and improved profitability despite a challenging revenue environment.