Karachi: Symmetry Group Limited has released its unconsolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, revealing steady growth in both assets and profits. The financial report, dated October 2, 2026, shows a notable increase in total assets and a modest rise in profit after taxation.

The company reported total assets amounting to 1.89 billion rupees, up from 1.33 billion rupees in the previous year. This represents a significant move in its asset base. Non-current assets saw a considerable boost, with property and equipment increasing to 159.70 million rupees from 121.81 million rupees, and right-of-use assets more than tripling to 340.17 million rupees from 92.32 million rupees. Current assets also rose, reaching 1.28 billion rupees compared to 1.00 billion rupees in the previous year, driven by a substantial increase in amounts due from related parties.

Equity and liabilities also demonstrated growth, with the total equity and liabilities matching the total assets at 1.89 billion rupees. The company's share capital and reserves increased to 1.13 billion rupees from 977.38 million rupees. Notably, non-current liabilities jumped to 298.31 million rupees from 90.12 million rupees, primarily due to a rise in lease liabilities.

Symmetry Group's revenue for the year was reported at 549.96 million rupees, up from 526.05 million rupees, indicating a moderate move. However, the gross profit experienced a decrease, falling to 294.35 million rupees from 316.80 million rupees. Despite this, the company maintained an operating profit of 197.45 million rupees, closely aligned with the previous year's figure of 197.88 million rupees.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Symmetry Group's profit before taxation rose to 178.70 million rupees from 171.36 million rupees, and profit after taxation increased to 163.14 million rupees from 157.96 million rupees. This reflects a minor move in the company’s profitability. The earnings per share, both basic and diluted, edged up to 0.57 rupees from 0.55 rupees.

The financial results highlight the company's ability to increase its asset base and maintain profitability amidst fluctuating costs and expenses. As it continues its operations, Symmetry Group remains a key player in its designated market category, contributing to the economic landscape with its financial strategies and business growth.