- Price
- 8.81
- 1M iTotal ReturnPrice change plus dividends reinvested — what you would actually have made holding the share.Higher is betterOn a high-yield stock this can be several times the price return. Do not compare it against a price index.
- -4.7%
- 1Y iTotal ReturnPrice change plus dividends reinvested — what you would actually have made holding the share.Higher is betterOn a high-yield stock this can be several times the price return. Do not compare it against a price index.
- -31.0%
- 5Y iTotal ReturnPrice change plus dividends reinvested — what you would actually have made holding the share.Higher is betterOn a high-yield stock this can be several times the price return. Do not compare it against a price index.
- —%
- Volatility 1Y iAnnualised VolatilityHow much the price bounces around in a year, as a percentage. 35% means a typical year sees moves of roughly that size.Lower is betterLow volatility is not safety. A slowly declining stock can be very calm.
- 41.4%
- Max drawdown iMaximum DrawdownThe worst peak-to-trough fall over the period — the deepest loss you would have sat through had you bought at the worst moment.Lower is better
- -56.2%
- RSI 14 iRelative Strength Index (14-day)A 0-100 momentum gauge. Above 70 is conventionally 'overbought', below 30 'oversold'.Depends on contextA strong stock can sit above 70 for months. This is a timing hint, never a reason to buy or sell on its own.
- 46
- 52W position iPosition in the 52-week rangeWhere today's price sits between the year's low (0%) and high (100%).Depends on contextNear the low is not automatically cheap, and near the high is not automatically expensive.
- 23%
- From 52W high iDistance From the 52-Week HighHow far below the year's peak the price sits now, as a percentage.Depends on contextA large fall is not a discount by itself — the high may simply have been too expensive.
- -31.7%
- Beta vs KSE100 iBeta vs KSE-100How much the share moves for a 1% move in the index. 1.4 means it typically swings 40% harder than the market, both ways.Depends on contextHigh beta is not 'risky' in isolation — it is a measure of sensitivity to the market, not of business quality.
- 0.43
- Div yield TTM iDividend YieldCash dividends paid over the last year as a percentage of the current price. A 10% yield returns Rs 10 a year on a Rs 100 share.Higher is betterA yield can be high because the price has collapsed. Check the company can keep paying it.
- —%
- Bars held iTrading Days on RecordHow many daily bars are stored for this symbol. Every figure on this page is computed from them.Depends on contextA horizon longer than the history behind it cannot be computed, and shows as a dash.
- 595
Price & moving averages
Split- and bonus-adjusted closes. The 50- and 200-day averages are the standard trend read: price above both is an uptrend, below both a downtrend. Markers on the axis are bonus issues and dividends.
Volume
A price move on unusually heavy volume carries more conviction than the same move on thin trade.
vs KSE100 (rebased to 100)
Both series start at 100 so relative performance is directly comparable. Price basis on both sides — the KSE-100 is a price index and does not reinvest dividends, so a total-return line here would flatter the stock.
Returns by horizon
Price change is rupees per share, split- and bonus-adjusted, with the same move as a percentage beneath it — that percentage is the like-for-like comparison with the KSE-100, which is itself a price index. Total adds dividends reinvested. On a high-yield stock these differ by a lot: the gap is what the company has paid you in cash.
| Period | Price change iPrice ReturnThe change in share price alone, adjusted for splits and bonus issues. Excludes dividends.Higher is betterThis is the like-for-like comparison with the KSE-100, which is itself a price index. | Total return iTotal ReturnPrice change plus dividends reinvested — what you would actually have made holding the share.Higher is betterOn a high-yield stock this can be several times the price return. Do not compare it against a price index. |
|---|---|---|
| 1W | +0.02 +0.23% | +0.23% |
| 1M | -0.43 -4.65% | -4.65% |
| 3M | -1.37 -13.46% | -13.46% |
| 6M | +0.82 +10.26% | +10.26% |
| 1Y | -3.95 -30.96% | -30.96% |
| 3Y | — | — |
| 5Y | — | — |
| 10Y | — | — |
| YTD | -1.60 -15.37% | -15.37% |
Trend & risk
| 50-day average iMoving AverageThe average closing price over the last N sessions, which smooths daily noise into a trend line.Depends on contextIt follows the price rather than leading it, so it confirms a trend that has already begun. | 9.23 |
| 200-day average iMoving AverageThe average closing price over the last N sessions, which smooths daily noise into a trend line.Depends on contextIt follows the price rather than leading it, so it confirms a trend that has already begun. | 9.36 |
| Above 50-day | no |
| Above 200-day | no |
| 50 above 200 (golden cross) iGolden CrossThe 50-day average rising above the 200-day one — read as short-term strength overtaking the long-term trend.Depends on contextA widely watched pattern with a weak record on its own. It is a description of the past, not a prediction. | no |
| 52-week low / high i52-Week RangeThe lowest and highest price of the last year.Depends on context | 7.56 — 12.90 |
| Drawdown recovered iDrawdown RecoveredWhether the price has climbed back to the peak it fell from. 'Not yet' means the worst fall is still unrecovered.Depends on context | not yet |
| Dividends (12m) iDividend YieldCash dividends paid over the last year as a percentage of the current price. A 10% yield returns Rs 10 a year on a Rs 100 share.Higher is betterA yield can be high because the price has collapsed. Check the company can keep paying it. | 0 totalling 0.00 |
| Avg volume 30d iAverage Daily VolumeShares traded on a typical day over the last 30 sessions.Depends on contextThin volume is what makes a position hard to exit at the price on screen, whatever the other figures say. | 2193682 |
Financial statements
Reported figures for the last five years, newest first. Amounts are as the company filed them (PKR thousands unless the line says otherwise). Hover any i for what a line means and which direction is good.
Income statement
| Line | 2025 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| EPSiEarnings Per ShareProfit after tax divided by the number of shares — the company's annual profit attributable to one share.Higher is betterRising EPS from share buybacks is not the same as rising EPS from a growing business. | 0.41 | 0.21 |
| Gross ProfitiGross ProfitSales minus the direct cost of producing the goods.Higher is better | 1541026.00 | 1039046.00 |
| Operating Profit (EBIT)iOperating Profit (EBIT)Profit from running the business, before interest and tax.Higher is better | 0.00 | 0.00 |
| Profit After TaxiProfit After TaxThe bottom line — what is left for shareholders after every cost.Higher is better | 758285.00 | 376373.00 |
| Profit Before Tax | 729887.00 | 376373.00 |
| Taxation | 0.00 | 0.00 |
Balance sheet
| Line | 2025 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| CashiCashMoney in the bank.Higher is better | 15452.00 | 29274.00 |
| Current Asset | 3373661.00 | 211091.00 |
| Current Liability | 2820718.00 | 2078963.00 |
| Fixed Asset | 33011212.00 | 34668398.00 |
| Fixed Liability | 5344.00 | 0.00 |
| Investments | 33000624.00 | 34652687.00 |
| Paid Up Capital | 18350000.00 | 18350000.00 |
| Total AssetsiTotal AssetsEverything the company owns.Depends on context | 36384873.00 | 34879489.00 |
| Total EquityiTotal EquityAssets minus liabilities — the shareholders' share of the company.Higher is better | 33558811.00 | 32800526.00 |
| Total LiabilitiesiTotal LiabilitiesEverything the company owes.Lower is better | 2826062.00 | 2078963.00 |
Ratios
| Line | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Book Value - Equity RatiosiBook Value Per ShareNet assets (what the company owns minus what it owes) per share.Higher is betterBook value reflects historical cost, not what the assets would fetch today. | 18.29 |
| Book Value Growth - Equity Ratios | 2.35 |
| Cash Flow Per Share - Cash | 0.01 |
| Cash Per Share - Cash | 0.01 |
| Dividend - Dividends | 0.00 |
| Dividend Cover - Dividends | 0.00 |
| Dividend Growth - Dividends | 200.00 |
| Dividend Yield Average - Dividends | 0.00 |
| Dividend Yield High - Dividends | 0.00 |
| Dividend Yield Low - Dividends | 0.00 |
| Earning Growth - Earnings | 101.47 |
| Earning Per Share EPS - Earnings | 0.41 |
| Effective Tax Rate - Liquidity | 0.00 |
| Enterprise Value Per Share Average - Enterprise Value | 13.79 |
| Enterprise Value Per Share High - Enterprise Value | 15.99 |
| Enterprise Value Per Share Low - Enterprise Value | 11.97 |
| Enterprise Value To EBITDA Average - Enterprise Value | 0.00 |
| Enterprise Value To EBITDA High - Enterprise Value | 0.00 |
| Enterprise Value To EBITDA Low - Enterprise Value | 0.00 |
| Equity To Assets Ratio - Equity Ratios | 92.23 |
| Interest Cover - LiquidityiInterest CoverHow many times operating profit covers the interest bill. Below about 2 the company is close to not affording its debt.Higher is better | 19.97 |
| Long Term Debt Inc / Dec - Solvency | 17.56 |
| Long Term Debt To Assets Ratio - Solvency | 0.01 |
| Long Term Debt To Equity - Solvency | 0.02 |
| Payout Ratio - DividendsiPayout RatioThe share of profit paid out as dividends.Depends on contextAbove 100% means paying out more than it earns, which cannot continue indefinitely. Very low can mean profits are being reinvested for growth. | 0.00 |
| Price Average - Price | 13.79 |
| Price High - Price | 16.00 |
| Price Low - Price | 11.98 |
| Price To Book Value Average - Equity Ratios | 0.75 |
| Price To Book Value High - Equity Ratios | 0.87 |
| Price To Book Value Low - Equity Ratios | 0.66 |
| Price To Earning Ratio P / E Average - Earnings | 33.38 |
| Price To Earning Ratio P / E High - Earnings | 38.72 |
| Price To Earning Ratio P / E Low - Earnings | 28.99 |
| Retention Ratio - Equity Ratios | 100.00 |
| Return On Assets - Equity Ratios | 2.08 |
| Return On Capital Employed - Equity Ratios | 0.00 |
| Return On Equity - Equity Ratios | 2.26 |
| Total Debt To Assets Ratio - Solvency | 7.77 |
| Total Debt To Equity - Solvency | 8.42 |
Source: scstrade. Figures are as filed and are not restated; a company that changed its year-end will show an irregular period.