Karachi: Engro Holdings Limited disclosed that significant share transactions have been executed by key company figures, according to a report issued on November 3, 2025. These transactions involved the purchase of shares by a non-executive director and his spouse, reflecting notable movements in the company’s stock ownership.
According to the report, Hussain Dawood, a non-executive director at Engro Holdings Limited, purchased 45,000 shares at a rate of 220.48 per share on October 31, 2025. This transaction increased his cumulative shareholding to 45.97 million shares, accounting for a 3.81% stake in the company. This move is categorized as a very large or significant move, given the substantial volume and the resulting percentage of ownership.
Similarly, Kulsum Dawood, the spouse of Hussain Dawood and also a non-executive director, acquired 45,000 shares at a rate of 220.92 per share on the same date. Her cumulative shareholding now stands at 20.79 million shares, representing a 1.72% stake in the company. This transaction is also classified as a very large or significant move.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), these transactions by Engro Holdings’ non-executive director and his spouse reflect significant strategic interests and confidence in the company’s future prospects by its senior figures. The transactions were conducted in the Ready market category, underlining their immediate impact.
Per company regulations, these transactions will be presented by the Company Secretary at the next Board of Directors meeting. The company is also required to update the requisite details in the UIN Management System immediately. Compliance with the holding period regulation is mandatory, and any transactions within a six-month period require a cheque equivalent to the profit to be deposited with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) as per Section 105 of the Securities Act, 2015.
Engro Holdings Limited has reiterated its commitment to transparency and compliance with PSX regulations, ensuring all dealings are conducted within the framework of legal and ethical standards.