Lahore: Invest Capital Investment Bank Limited announced its financial results for the half-year period ending December 31, 2025, during a board meeting held on February 26, 2026. The board meeting, which took place at the company’s head office in Lahore, revealed that no cash dividends, bonus shares, right shares, or any other entitlements were recommended for this period.
The board approved the un-audited financial statements for the half-year ending December 31, 2025. According to these statements, the bank reported income from various sources, including leasing operations, musharakah investments, and deposits with banks. Specifically, income from leasing operations was recorded at 32,375,000 rupees, compared to 21,402,000 rupees for the same period in the previous year. The income on deposits with banks was noted at 623,000 rupees, slightly down from 640,000 rupees in 2024. The net loss on the sale of marketable securities was reported at 2,988,000 rupees, showing a decrease from the previous year's 11,840,000 rupees.
Expenses for the half-year included administrative and operating expenses amounting to 80.494 million rupees, up from 72.640 million rupees in 2024. The profit before taxation stood at 55.496 million rupees, compared to 56.452 million rupees in the previous year. The profit for the period was 48.390 million rupees, down from 51.466 million rupees in 2024. The earnings per share were calculated at 0.163 rupees, compared to 0.181 rupees in 2024.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the financial results reflect a moderate move in earnings per share, with a decrease of 9.94% from the previous comparable period. The bank’s total assets rose to 1.63 billion rupees from 1.57 billion rupees as of June 2025. Current assets increased to 719.282 million rupees from 653.587 million rupees, driven by changes in investments and bank balances. Non-current assets were slightly down at 905.975 million rupees from 914.292 million rupees.
The bank's equity and liabilities included a slight increase in issued, subscribed, and paid-up capital, now totaling 2.85 billion rupees. Current liabilities saw a decrease to 407.869 million rupees from 435.471 million rupees. The provision for taxation showed a marked reduction, with the current period's provision standing at 9.093 million rupees, compared to 4.768 million rupees in the prior year.
Overall, the financial results indicate a period of stability and modest performance shifts, with specific income and expense lines showing variability year over year.