Lahore: Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited has reported substantial financial gains for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, showcasing a notable increase in profitability and strategic investment plans. On July 31, 2026, the company's Board of Directors disclosed these developments following a meeting held via video conferencing.
The company reported a consolidated revenue of 85,145.87 million rupees, up from 68,653.99 million rupees in the previous year, indicating a very large or significant move in revenue growth. The gross profit for the year stood at 31,606.95 million rupees, an increase from the prior year's 25,441.92 million rupees. The net profit for the year was 12,564.68 million rupees, compared to 11,503.28 million rupees in 2025, reflecting a big move in profitability.
The Board of Directors has approved a significant investment initiative, which includes providing up to 2,000 million rupees in loans and advances to Kohinoor Textile Mills Limited, the holding company, to support its working capital needs. This decision is contingent upon shareholder approval under Section 199 of the Companies Act, 2017. Similarly, a reciprocal arrangement of 2,000 million rupees is expected to be recommended by Kohinoor Textile Mills Limited for Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited, subject to their shareholders' approval.
Additionally, the Board has sanctioned a similar investment of up to 2,000 million rupees for Maple Leaf Capital Limited, an associated company, also for working capital requirements, pending shareholder approval.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), these strategic investments are part of the company's broader financial strategy aimed at strengthening its market position and operational capabilities.
The company’s total assets have more than doubled, reaching 242,369.34 million rupees from 118,731.60 million rupees in the previous year, with non-current assets accounting for a significant portion of this growth. The equity attributable to the owners of the holding company increased to 83,002.32 million rupees, compared to 70,959.78 million rupees last year.
Maple Leaf Cement's financial statements also revealed that the company’s operating profit rose to 24,585.24 million rupees from 19,047.97 million rupees, despite an increase in administrative expenses and finance costs. The finance cost grew to 4,594.17 million rupees from 3,011.55 million rupees, reflecting the company's increased financial activities and investments.
The report underscores Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited's robust financial performance and strategic foresight in navigating the complexities of the market while positioning itself for continued growth in the cement industry.