Karachi: SG Allied Businesses Limited, a prominent player in the industrial sector, has reported its financial outcomes for the fiscal year spanning 2024-2025, reflecting noteworthy developments in their operations. Released on November 21, 2025, the company’s latest financial disclosures highlight a series of strategic moves aimed at reviving and expanding its business activities.
SG Allied Businesses Limited, which restarted its operations in 2015 with basic warehousing facilities, has reported a steady monthly revenue generation of 12 to 13 million rupees. The company’s diversification strategy has seen the addition of several new business lines over recent years. In 2017, the company established cold storage facilities with an investment of 20 million rupees, and in 2019, it set up Pakistan’s first vertical farm with an investment of 7 million rupees. The company also offers an industrial park spanning nearly 400,000 square feet, supporting small-scale production in various sectors.
In 2022, SG Allied Businesses Limited ventured into mushroom farming, achieving full-scale commercial production of white button mushrooms by February 2023, following an investment of 10.5 Crore rupees. Continuing its expansion, the company is setting up a spawn lab and expanding its composting facility to reduce costs and increase production.
The financial results for the year 2024-2025 show sales of 85.22 million rupees, up from 57.20 million rupees in the previous year. The cost of sales rose to 56.72 million rupees from 41.56 million rupees, while gross profit increased to 28.50 million rupees from 15.64 million rupees. Administrative and selling expenses were reported at 141.25 million rupees, compared to 115.51 million rupees the previous year. Other income rose to 98.05 million rupees from 83.05 million rupees, while financial charges increased to 236,698 rupees from 35,687 rupees.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the company reported a loss before taxation of 17.23 million rupees, a slight improvement from the 18.61 million rupees loss in the prior year. The loss after taxation was 15.17 million rupees, compared to 16.14 million rupees the previous year. Earnings per share stood at (1.01) rupees, showing a minor move from the previous year’s (1.08) rupees.
SG Allied Businesses Limited’s financial report indicates that while the company is experiencing growth in revenue and gross profit, it continues to navigate the challenges of administrative costs and financial charges. As the company expands its operational capabilities, its strategic investments and business diversification efforts remain pivotal in shaping its financial trajectory.