PIA Holding Company Limited Reports Significant Financial Shifts in 2025

Karachi: PIA Holding Company Limited has released its financial statement for the year ending December 31, 2025, revealing notable changes in both asset distribution and liabilities. The report, dated September 24, 2026, outlines the company's financial position with a focus on the comprehensive shifts observed over the past fiscal year.

Total assets of PIA Holding decreased slightly to PKR 82,554 million from PKR 83,443 million in 2024. The breakdown shows a significant adjustment in non-current assets, which fell to PKR 15,796 million from PKR 67,512 million, marking a very large or significant move. Conversely, assets held for sale saw a substantial increase to PKR 52,345 million from PKR 525 million, contributing to the overall asset distribution.

On the liabilities front, total liabilities rose to PKR 763,273 million from PKR 730,086 million, indicating a moderate move in the company's financial obligations. Non-current liabilities increased to PKR 442,586 million from PKR 406,462 million, while current liabilities remained relatively stable at PKR 320,687 million compared to PKR 320,621 million the previous year.

Equity figures reveal a negative total equity of PKR 680,719 million, compared to PKR 646,643 million in 2024. This reflects an ongoing challenge for the company in balancing equity and liabilities.

Key financial items include the bank balances, which rose to PKR 6.25 billion from PKR 2.24 billion, showcasing a big move. Long-term financing increased to PKR 411.43 billion from PKR 374.52 billion, and accrued interest climbed slightly to PKR 112.74 billion from PKR 111.46 billion, reflecting a minor move.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), these figures provide a detailed snapshot of PIA Holding's financial standing as it navigates through these significant shifts. The designated market category for PIA Holding remains unchanged as the company continues to address its financial restructuring and strategic adjustments.