Lahore: Nishat Mills Limited has announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2025, revealing a complex financial landscape characterized by both growth and declines across various metrics. The results were disclosed ahead of a Corporate Briefing Session scheduled for November 27, 2025, via Zoom, in compliance with the Rule Book's Clause 5.7.3.

According to the released figures, the company's revenue for the fiscal year reached 178.17 billion rupees, marking an increase of 11.18% from the previous year's 160.26 billion rupees. This growth in revenue represents a big move in the company's financial performance. The cost of sales also saw an increase, rising by 10.64% to 158.14 billion rupees, compared to 142.93 billion rupees in the previous year.

The gross profit for the year stood at 20.02 billion rupees, which is an increase of 15.59%, indicating a moderate move. However, the company faced higher distribution costs and administrative expenses, which increased by 20.17% to 10.94 billion rupees.

Notably, other expenses decreased by 45.76%, and other income fell by 22.93%, leading to a negative balance of 885.68 million rupees. This points to a very large or significant move in the category of other income. Profit from operations saw a decline of 9.67%, totaling 19.14 billion rupees.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the finance cost was reduced by 19.25%, totaling 8.43 billion rupees. Despite this reduction, the profit before taxation and levy showed a minor move decrease of 0.35%, amounting to 10.71 billion rupees.

The taxation and levy for the year increased by 7.27% to 4.69 billion rupees. Consequently, the profit after taxation reflected a decrease of 5.58%, totaling 6.01 billion rupees. Earnings per share also decreased to 17.10 rupees from 18.11 rupees, underscoring the mixed financial outcomes for the company.

The financial results and the comprehensive presentation for the Corporate Briefing Session have been submitted for circulation among all concerned parties, as stated in the company's communication.