Karachi: Dynea Pakistan Limited has disclosed its financial performance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, showcasing notable growth in key financial metrics. The company's board of directors convened on September 09, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. in Karachi to announce a final cash dividend of Rs.9.25 per share, equating to 185%. This follows an interim cash dividend of Rs.6.25 per share or 125% disbursed earlier in the year. No bonus or right shares were declared, and no additional corporate actions were reported.

The company’s financial statements indicate an increase in both non-current and current assets. Non-current assets rose to 1.17 billion rupees from 1.09 billion rupees the previous year, largely driven by an increase in property, plant, and equipment. Current assets experienced a significant increase, reaching 7.67 billion rupees from the prior year's 5.22 billion rupees, primarily due to higher stock-in-trade and trade debts.

Total assets for the year amounted to 8.84 billion rupees, up from 6.31 billion rupees the previous year. Equity and liabilities were reported to match this total, with a substantial rise in revenue reserves, which stood at 5.56 billion rupees compared to 4.78 billion rupees in 2025. Current liabilities also saw a considerable increase to 2.98 billion rupees from 1.42 billion rupees.

Dynea Pakistan's net turnover for the year reached 15.06 billion rupees, marking a very large or significant move with a 18.26% increase from the previous year’s 12.73 billion rupees. According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the company's gross profit climbed to 2.82 billion rupees from 2.25 billion rupees, despite higher distribution and administrative costs.

Operating profit grew to 1.99 billion rupees, while profit before tax was reported at 1.79 billion rupees, up from 1.42 billion rupees in 2025. After accounting for income tax expenses, the company's profit for the year was stated as 1.09 billion rupees, reflecting a substantial increase from the previous year's 867.65 million rupees.

The basic and diluted earnings per share also showed growth, reaching Rs.57.58 compared to Rs.45.97 in 2025. This performance underscores the company’s improved financial position and resilience amidst a challenging economic landscape.