Karachi: Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited (FFC) has reported a substantial increase in its market presence and financial performance for the period ending June 30, 2026, as detailed in its corporate briefing released on August 4, 2026. The company has noted a rise in its share to 56%, up from 48% during the same period last year.
According to the latest industry figures, total sales in the fertilizer sector have reached 2,512 kilotons, an increase from 2,351 kilotons in the same period last year, marking a 7% growth. Specifically, sales of Sona Urea (P) grew to 1,241 kilotons from 983 kilotons, a 26% increase, while Sona Urea (G) saw a 17% rise from 139 kilotons to 163 kilotons. FFC's total sales climbed 25% to 1,404 kilotons, up from 1,122 kilotons the previous year.
Market share for FFC improved to 65%, compared to 63% during the same period last year. Industry sales of 485 kilotons compared to 455 kilotons in the previous year represent a 7% increase. Within this, Sona DAP sales expanded by 6% to 276 kilotons, and imported DAP sales surged by 58% to 42 kilotons, leading to an 11% total growth.
Financial insights reveal that profits from fertilizer operations increased to PKR 22,947 million, up from PKR 18,382 million, representing a big move. Investment income saw a decline, registering at PKR 5,275 million compared to PKR 6,135 million. Dividend income slightly decreased to PKR 13,624 million from PKR 13,935 million. Overall, the net profit for the company reached PKR 41,846 million, rising from PKR 38,452 million.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), FFC's equity and reserves grew to PKR 153.10 billion from PKR 135.60 billion, indicating a strengthening of financial standing. Long-term borrowings increased to PKR 85.80 billion from PKR 61.30 billion, and stock in trade rose to PKR 64.40 billion, up from PKR 38.20 billion, driven by higher DAP inventory.
The company's investment portfolio, including holdings in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), stood at PKR 284.20 billion, up from PKR 260.50 billion. The debt-to-equity ratio reflected a significant move, shifting to 132% from 68%. Meanwhile, the current ratio slightly decreased to 1.08 times from 1.15 times in December 2025, highlighting the company's ongoing financial adjustments.
These results underscore FFC's solid market position within the fertilizer industry category, as it continues to leverage growth opportunities amidst fluctuating market conditions.