International Packaging Films Limited (IPAK) announcements
Everything International Packaging Films Limited has filed with the Pakistan Stock Exchange, newest first: financial results, insider trades, material information and notices.
- Insider tradeExecutive Director Naveed Godil bought 155,000 shares at Rs 29.21, increasing cumulative holding to 97,043,582 shares (13.20%)Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Insider tradeExecutive Director Naveed Godil bought a total of 247,420 shares over two transactions at rates of Rs 29.11 and Rs 29.17Filed as: Insider Transaction
- NoticeNotice of Corporate Briefing Session 2026
- NoticeCredit of final cash dividend for the year ended June 30, 2026
- NoticeTransmission of Quarterly Report for the Period Ended 30th September 2026
- Financial resultFinancial Results for the First Quarter Ended 30 September 2026International Packaging Films Limited reported a stable performance for the first quarter of 2026 with revenue of Rs 11.13 billion and net profit of Rs 704.75 million, showing marginal growth compared to the previous year.
- NoticeCertified copy of the resolutions passed in the 11th Annual General Meeting
- NoticeBoard Meeting for the First Quarter ended 30th September 2026
- NoticeTransmission of Annual Report for the Year Ended June 30, 2026
- NoticeNotice of Annual General Meeting (Pre-Publication)
- NoticeBoard Meeting - Annual
- Material informationIPAK Expands with New Subsidiary in PortugalIPAK announces establishment of a new subsidiary in Portugal through IPAK Connect, enhancing its European market presence.
- Material informationPKR 1.4B Metallizer Acquisition by SubsidiaryInternational Packaging Films' subsidiary GPAK to acquire Metallizer for Rs 1.4B, boosting production capacity and efficiency.
- Insider tradeExecutive Muhammad Asadullah Butt bought 6,275 shares at Rs 36.74, increasing cumulative holding to 34,732 shares (0.00%)Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Insider tradeExecutive Muhammad Asadullah Butt bought 4,457 shares at Rs 34.83, increasing cumulative holding to 28,457 shares (0.00%)Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Material informationRight Issue Completion Boosts Group HoldingInternational Packaging Films Limited completes Right Issue, raising Rs 2.13B and increasing Group holding in PPAK to 61.6%.
- NoticeBoard Meeting Other Than Financial Results
- Insider tradeExecutive Muhammad Asadullah Butt bought a total of 1,150 shares in two transactions at rates of Rs 34.07 and Rs 35.21Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Insider tradeInsider TransactionExecutive Muhammad Asadullah Butt bought a total of 22,850 shares in multiple transactions at rates ranging from Rs 30.68 to Rs 33.40, increasing his cumulative holding to 22,850 shares.
- Insider tradeNon-Executive Director Muhammed Amin bought 52,500 shares at Rs 33.65, increasing cumulative holding to 4,871,525 shares (0.66%)Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Material informationRight Issue by Subsidiary AnnouncedInternational Packaging Films announces Rs 2.13B Right Issue by subsidiary Petpak Films, potentially increasing group holding to 61.6%.
- Insider tradeNon-Executive Director Muhammed Amin bought 46,800 shares at Rs 29.62, increasing cumulative holding to 4,819,025 shares (0.66%)Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Insider tradeNon-Executive Director Muhammed Amin bought 125,051 shares at Rs 30.27, increasing cumulative holding to 4,772,225 shares (0.65%)Filed as: Insider Transaction
- Financial resultIPAK International Packaging Films Limited reported a strong performance with a net profit of Rs 2.36 billionFiled as: Financial Results for the Third Quarter Ended 31 March 2026
- Insider tradeInsider TransactionMs. Saira Nasir (Independent Director) bought 20,000 shares at Rs 26.10
- Financial resultIPAK demonstrated exceptional financial performance with significant growth in key metricsFiled as: Financial Results for the Half Year Ended 31st December 2025
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