Karachi: JS Global Capital Limited has reported an increase in profit for the nine-month period ending September 30, 2026, according to its Third Quarterly Report released on October 29, 2026. The financial services company's operations have shown resilience amid market fluctuations, with notable changes in its revenue streams.
Operating revenue for the nine-month period rose to 1.65 billion rupees from 1.36 billion rupees a year earlier, marking a significant move of 20.91%. However, the three-month operating revenue decreased to 474.63 million rupees from 614.66 million rupees, indicating a very large move of -22.80%.
Capital gains on the sale of investments increased to 103.24 million rupees for the nine-month period, up from 73.09 million rupees in the previous year. This gain is reflected in the three-month figures as well, which rose to 47.86 million rupees from 24.30 million rupees.
The company also reported an unrealized loss on the re-measurement of investments at fair value through profit or loss, which totaled -28.29 million rupees for the nine-month period, compared to a gain of 30.35 million rupees in the previous year. A similar trend was noted for the three-month period, with a loss of -28.44 million rupees compared to a gain of 3.11 million rupees in 2025.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), JS Global's margin finance income saw a substantial increase, reaching 299.33 million rupees from 206.62 million rupees over the nine months. Despite the challenges, dividend income for the same period decreased to 100.08 million rupees from 123.67 million rupees.
Administrative and operating expenses rose to 1.48 billion rupees from 1.26 billion rupees, reflecting a very large move of 17.21%. The company also reported an expected credit loss of 2.62 million rupees, a category that was absent in the previous year's report.
The profit before income taxes and final taxes increased to 660.38 million rupees from 590.72 million rupees, while profit after taxation amounted to 463.12 million rupees, up from 429.95 million rupees in the prior year. Earnings per share also rose to 16.85 rupees from 15.65 rupees.
The company continues to navigate a challenging market environment, balancing increased revenues with rising expenses and investment fluctuations.