Karachi: Pakistan PVC Limited has reported a significant financial loss for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, according to its annual report released on October 2, 2026. The company, operating in the chemical manufacturing sector, recorded a net sales figure of 3.50 million rupees, a stark decline from the previous year's 6.74 million rupees. The financial results highlight a challenging year for the company amidst fluctuating market conditions.

The company's gross loss expanded slightly to 27.76 million rupees from 27.23 million rupees recorded in 2025. Despite a substantial other income of 34.51 million rupees, down from 39.31 million rupees the prior year, overall financial performance was adversely impacted by elevated costs. Distribution costs stood at 4.89 million rupees, while administrative expenses were reported at 9.32 million rupees.

Finance costs were recorded at 3.72 million rupees, contributing to a loss before levies and taxation amounting to 13.20 million rupees. After accounting for levies, the loss before taxation reached 13.24 million rupees. However, the company recorded a positive taxation figure of 658,198 rupees, resulting in a net loss for the year of 12.59 million rupees, a significant increase from the 7.18 million rupees loss reported in 2025.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Pakistan PVC Limited's loss per share, both basic and diluted, was reported at 0.84 rupees, compared to 0.48 rupees in the previous year. This reflects a very large or significant move in the company's financial performance year-over-year.

The comprehensive income statement mirrored the loss figures, with the total comprehensive loss for the year standing at 12.59 million rupees, identical to the loss for the year, emphasizing the absence of any revaluation gains or deferred tax impacts. The company's ongoing financial challenges highlight the pressures facing the chemical manufacturing sector in the current economic landscape.