Lahore: Fazal Cloth Mills Limited (FCML), a key player in the manufacturing and sale of yarn and fabric in Pakistan, has reported significant financial movements for the fiscal period ending June 30, 2025. The company’s recent corporate briefing session, held on November 13, 2025, provided detailed insights into its financial performance and operations, highlighting various aspects of its business strategy.
The company’s financial highlights reveal a notable decrease in sales and cost of sales, with sales netting at approximately 82.31 billion rupees and the cost of sales at approximately 86.14 billion rupees, marking a significant move of 4.46%. Additionally, finance costs saw a significant move, decreasing by 36.72% to approximately 5.28 billion rupees. These figures underline the fluctuations in the company’s financial performance over the period.
Meanwhile, gross profit stood at approximately 7.70 billion rupees, and the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) were recorded at approximately 9.18 billion rupees. Furthermore, depreciation costs amounted to approximately 2.29 billion rupees. Profit before taxation saw a very large move, increasing by 3.19% to approximately 2.22 billion rupees. However, profit after taxation experienced a very large move, declining by 93.44% to 117,137 rupees, significantly impacting the earnings per share, which decreased by 93.44% to 3.90 rupees.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Fazal Cloth Mills Limited’s shares are actively traded, reflecting the company’s position within the textile manufacturing sector. The company, established in 1966 and headquartered in Multan, operates extensive manufacturing facilities at Fazal Nagar, Jhang Road, Muzaffargarh, and Qadirpur Rawan Bypass, Khanewal Road, Multan.
Fazal Cloth Mills Limited’s operations are robust, comprising eight spinning units with an installed capacity of 276,300 spindles, equipped with advanced Japanese and European machinery. The company’s spinning division also includes 10,572 rotors and MVS spindles, with a production capacity of approximately 137.92 million kilograms annually, achieving an actual production of approximately 114.17 million kilograms.
The weaving unit operates 224 air-jet looms, producing approximately 44.03 million meters of greige fabric per annum. The company’s strategic use of state-of-the-art weaving equipment, coupled with technical expertise and managerial acumen, positions it competitively within the market.
Fazal Cloth Mills Limited’s corporate structure includes significant shareholding in associated companies, including Fatima Transmission Company Limited and Fatima Electric Company Limited. These associations underline the company’s diversified business interests and its strategic role in the operation, maintenance, and distribution of electricity and transmission lines.
The company’s financial performance, as presented in the corporate briefing, underscores the challenges and opportunities within the textile sector, reflecting both the competitive and dynamic nature of the industry.