Karachi: Dadabhoy Cement Industries Limited has reported its financial results for the half-year ending on December 31, 2025, revealing an increased loss amidst a stagnant business environment. The company’s directors presented the annual report and audited financial statements, highlighting key financial metrics and performance indicators for the period.

According to the report, Dadabhoy Cement’s administrative expenses rose to 12,982,000 rupees from the previous year’s figure of 9,495,000 rupees. The operating loss mirrored this increase, reaching the same amount of 12,982,000 rupees, compared to 9,495,000 rupees in 2024. Other charges remained unchanged at 38,000 rupees, while other income decreased significantly to 4,658,000 rupees from 8,739,000 rupees.

The company’s loss before taxation expanded to 8,362,000 rupees from 794,000 rupees in the previous year. After accounting for taxation, which decreased from 586,000 rupees to 58,000 rupees, the loss after taxation increased to 8,420,000 rupees from 1,380,000 rupees. This resulted in a loss per share of 0.09 rupees, up from 0.01 rupees in 2024.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Dadabhoy Cement’s financial performance reflects a very large or significant move in terms of increased losses, showcasing the challenges the company faced in the reported period.

The directors noted that the company’s business performance remained unchanged this year as efforts concentrated on developing a robust strategic and financial plan. They expressed confidence in the potential for upward growth in the coming years, despite the current financial setbacks. The company operates within the designated market category of cement manufacturing.