Lahore: Rupali Polyester Limited, a key player in the textile industry, released its financial results for the year ended June 30, 2026, following a board meeting on October 1, 2026. The company reported a steady financial position despite a noticeable decrease in current assets.
According to the statement of financial position, the total assets of Rupali Polyester Limited decreased slightly to 11.84 billion rupees from 12.01 billion rupees in the previous year. This decline was primarily attributed to the reduction in current assets, which dropped from 2.78 billion rupees to 2.70 billion rupees. Notably, cash and bank balances experienced a significant decrease, falling to 36.19 million rupees from 138.42 million rupees.
Non-current assets showed a minor decline, from 9.23 billion rupees to 9.14 billion rupees, with property, plant, and equipment accounting for a substantial portion of this category. Investment properties increased marginally to 862.50 million rupees from 850.00 million rupees, reflecting a minor move in asset strategy.
The company maintained its equity and liabilities at 11.84 billion rupees, with a slight drop in equity and reserves from 5.90 billion rupees to 5.72 billion rupees. Non-current liabilities decreased, while current liabilities saw an increase primarily driven by a rise in short-term borrowings, which climbed to 3.56 billion rupees from 2.49 billion rupees.
As per the board's recommendations, no cash dividend, bonus shares, right shares, or other entitlements were declared for the year. The company also reported no price-sensitive information for dissemination.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Rupali Polyester Limited continues to maintain a stable market presence, aligning with its strategic objectives despite the current financial adjustments.
This financial report highlights Rupali Polyester Limited's commitment to financial stability amid a challenging economic environment, with a focus on strategic asset management and liability adjustments.