Lahore: Service Industries Limited has disclosed recent share transaction activities by a substantial shareholder, as per the requirements of the Pakistan Stock Exchange regulations. The company, on December 11, 2025, announced the execution of several share transactions by the CDC – Trustee National Investment (Unit) Trust.
The transactions involve the sale of shares over a series of days in early December. The information reveals that on December 4, 2025, the CDC – Trustee National Investment (Unit) Trust sold 40,000 shares at a rate of 1,705.65 each, bringing their cumulative shareholding to 5.01 million, representing a cumulative percentage of 10.66. The following day, December 5, 2025, another sale was executed involving 15,341 shares at 1,867.16 per share, reducing the cumulative share count to 4.99 million and adjusting the cumulative percentage to 10.63.
A further transaction took place on December 8, 2025, with 1,700 shares being sold at a price of 1,800.00 each, further decreasing the cumulative shareholding to 4.99 million, with the cumulative percentage adjusted to 10.62. According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), these transactions are part of regular disclosures required under Regulation 5.6.4 for substantial shareholders.
These transactions will be reviewed by the company’s Board of Directors at their next meeting. The company secretary is tasked with presenting these activities, ensuring compliance with the necessary regulatory framework. Additionally, the company will update the details in the UIN Management System promptly.
The transactions were conducted within the open trading period, as no director, CEO, or executive is permitted to deal in company shares during a closed period. The holding period for these transactions is confirmed to be over six months, adhering to Section 105 of the Securities Act, 2015, which mandates a profit cheque if the period is less than six months.
The designated market category for this disclosure remains under the watchful eye of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, ensuring all regulatory measures are strictly adhered to.