First National Equities Limited: Financial Results for the Quarter Ended 31-Mar-2026.
Summary
First National Equities Limited reported a significant turnaround with a net profit of Rs 422.28 million for the nine months ended March 31, 2026, compared to a loss in the prior period. Revenue increased to Rs 9.72 million, showcasing strong growth.
Read the original filingFigures in the filing
| Item | This period | Period before | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net Profit | PKR 422.28 million | PKR -39.85 million | — |
| Revenue | PKR 9.72 million | PKR 5.68 million | +71.1% |
| Earnings per Share | PKR 0.16 | PKR -0.01 | — |
| Gross Profit | PKR 468.11 million | PKR 18.48 million | +2433.5% |
| Total Assets | PKR 2,145.04 million | PKR 1,716.32 million | +25.0% |
Amounts are in Pakistani rupees as stated in the filing (M = million, B = billion).
What the filing says
- The company achieved a net profit of Rs 422.28 million, a substantial improvement from a loss of Rs 39.85 million in the prior period.
- Revenue increased to Rs 9.72 million from Rs 5.68 million, indicating strong growth.
- Earnings per share improved to Rs 0.16 from a loss of Rs 0.01 in the prior period.
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