Karachi: In a display of robust financial health, Isuzu’s Board of Directors convened via video conference on October 22, 2025, to review and approve the company’s unaudited financial results for the quarter ending September 30, 2025. The meeting concluded with the decision not to declare cash dividends, bonus shares, or right shares, maintaining a position of no additional entitlements or price-sensitive information disclosures at this time.
The condensed interim statement of financial position for the period reveals that the company’s total assets have surged to 32.39 billion rupees, up from 27.85 billion rupees as of the previous year’s closing. This notable increase is driven primarily by current assets, which have escalated to 25.37 billion rupees, with stock-in-trade representing a substantial portion at 11.93 billion rupees. Correspondingly, non-current assets have reached 7.02 billion rupees.
The equity and liability section highlights an increase in total equity, now standing at 15.13 billion rupees, reflecting the strength of Isuzu’s financial structure and reserves. Current liabilities have also expanded to 17.18 billion rupees, indicating a rise in trade and other payables.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Isuzu’s financial performance for the quarter ending September 30, 2025, reveals a significant growth trajectory. The company recorded a net sales revenue of 11.92 billion rupees against a cost of sales of 9.08 billion rupees, resulting in a gross profit of 2.84 billion rupees. The profit from operations increased to 2.52 billion rupees, marking a very large or significant move in profitability from the previous year’s 1.02 billion rupees.
In terms of cash flow, Isuzu reported net cash used in operating activities at 1.43 billion rupees, whereas investing activities generated a net cash inflow of 854.53 million rupees. The financing activities reflected a minor outflow of 100.08 million rupees. Consequently, cash and cash equivalents decreased to 536.73 million rupees by the end of the period.
The company’s comprehensive income for the period exhibited a substantial rise, with profit after taxation climbing to 1.58 billion rupees. This growth is further emphasized by a notable increase in earnings per share, which rose to 36.98 rupees from the previous year’s 14.99 rupees, underscoring the company’s enhanced profitability.
Isuzu’s financial results for the quarter reflect a strategic focus on operational efficiency and resource management, positioning the company favorably within the market as it continues to navigate the fiscal landscape.