Karachi: GOC (Pak) Limited has released its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, demonstrating a significant increase in revenue, according to a report dated October 27, 2026. The company's revenue reached 190.03 million rupees, up from 151.22 million rupees in the same period last year, marking a very large or significant move of 25.7%.
The cost of sales for the quarter was recorded at 126.39 million rupees, compared to 100.05 million rupees in the previous year. This resulted in a gross profit of 63.63 million rupees, up from 51.17 million rupees in 2025.
Distribution costs saw a notable increase to 14.65 million rupees from 5.84 million rupees, while administrative expenses remained relatively stable at 19.01 million rupees. Other expenses increased slightly to 2.61 million rupees.
The total expenses amounted to 36.27 million rupees, leading to a profit from operations of 30.50 million rupees, compared to 28.09 million rupees in the previous year. According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the finance cost rose to 387,653 rupees from 214,886 rupees, impacting the overall financial performance.
After accounting for a share of loss from equity accounted investee, the profit before levy and taxation stood at 29.98 million rupees, a minor move from 28.49 million rupees in the prior year. The levy decreased to 347,234 rupees, resulting in a profit before taxation of 29.64 million rupees.
Taxation for the current quarter was 8.73 million rupees, with an additional share of tax from the equity accounted investee at 89,143 rupees, totaling 8.82 million rupees in taxes.
Consequently, the profit after taxation amounted to 20.82 million rupees, up from 20.05 million rupees, reflecting a moderate move of 3.8%. The company's earnings per share increased to 2.83 rupees from 2.73 rupees a year ago.
These financial results place GOC (Pak) Limited within the designated market category of significant growth, driven by increased revenue and stable operational costs.