Karachi: Zahidjee Textile Mills Limited has announced its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, revealing a strong performance in several key financial metrics. The company reported a notable growth in sales and profitability compared to the same period last year, as per the latest figures.
On October 29, 2026, Zahidjee Textile Mills disclosed its quarterly financial outcomes, showing total sales of 10.78 billion rupees, up from 9.40 billion rupees in the prior year, marking a very large or significant move in sales. The cost of sales also rose to 9.97 billion rupees from 8.61 billion rupees, resulting in a gross profit of 816.14 million rupees, compared to last year’s 789.17 million rupees.
The overall trading profit for the quarter came in at 8.13 million rupees, while other income increased to 287.70 million rupees from 267.20 million rupees. This contributed to a total operating income of 1.11 billion rupees, which was up from 1.06 billion rupees in the same quarter of the previous year.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Zahidjee Textile Mills faced increased administrative and other operating expenses, recording 76.30 million rupees and 59.92 million rupees respectively, compared to 59.43 million rupees and 34.18 million rupees in the previous year. Despite these higher costs, the company's finance cost decreased to 191.84 million rupees from 228.55 million rupees.
The profit for the period before levies and income tax was recorded at 696.23 million rupees, an improvement over the 649.38 million rupees from the previous year. After accounting for levies and taxes, the company achieved a profit of 594.05 million rupees, up from 484.85 million rupees, reflecting a very large or significant move in net profit.
Earnings per share also saw an increase, rising to 3.10 rupees from 2.53 rupees, underscoring the improved financial position of the company. Zahidjee Textile Mills Limited operates within the textile industry, a significant sector in Pakistan's economy.