Power Cement (Pref) (POWERPS) share price today
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Power Cement (Pref) has shown mixed revenue growth over the past year.
About the POWERPS share price
Power Cement (Pref) (POWERPS) last traded at Rs 26.53 on the Pakistan Stock Exchange as of 13 Nov 2026, 4:35 pm Pakistan time, down Rs 0.82 (3.00%) from the previous close of Rs 27.35. Over the 52 weeks from 13 Nov 2025 to 13 Nov 2026, it traded between Rs 0.00 and Rs 33.39. POWERPS is in the Cement sector and is a constituent of the All Share index.
Source: Pakistan Stock Exchange data. Prices may be delayed.
How to buy POWERPS shares in Pakistan
POWERPS trades on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, so it is bought through an account with a licensed broker. On Nafa the steps are:
- 1Open your account. Download Nafa, enter your CNIC details and complete KYC in the app. Most accounts are approved within two working days.
- 2Add money. Send funds from any bank in Pakistan through Raast.
- 3Find POWERPS. Search for POWERPS or Power Cement (Pref) to see its live price, fundamentals and announcements.
- 4Place your order. Enter the number of shares, check the full cost shown before you confirm, and submit.
- 5Hold the shares in your name. Once the trade settles, the shares sit in your own CDC sub-account.
New to this? Read how to open a Nafa account or what Nafa is and where your shares are held.
POWERPS share price questions
What is the POWERPS share price today?
Power Cement (Pref) (POWERPS) last traded at Rs 26.53 on the Pakistan Stock Exchange as of 13 Nov 2026, 4:35 pm Pakistan time, down Rs 0.82 (3.00%) from the previous close of Rs 27.35. Prices on this page come from Pakistan Stock Exchange data and may be delayed.
What is POWERPS's 52-week high and low?
Between 13 Nov 2025 and 13 Nov 2026, POWERPS traded as high as Rs 33.39 and as low as Rs 0.00.
How can I buy POWERPS shares in Pakistan?
POWERPS trades on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, so you buy it through an account with a licensed broker. With Nafa you open that account from your phone, add money through Raast from any bank in Pakistan, search for POWERPS and place your order. The shares are held in your own CDC sub-account.
Which sector and indices is POWERPS in?
Power Cement (Pref) is listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange in the Cement sector and is a constituent of the All Share index.
Is POWERPS Shariah compliant?
POWERPS is not marked as Shariah compliant in the market data Nafa uses. Compliance lists are reviewed periodically, so check the current PSX KMI All Share Index constituents if this matters to you.
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Sectors on PSX
- Apparel
- Automobile assembler
- Automobile parts & accessories
- Cable & electrical goods
- Cement
- Chemical
- Close - end mutual fund
- Commercial banks
- Engineering
- Exchange traded funds
- Fertilizer
- Food & personal care products
- Glass & ceramics
- Insurance
- Inv. banks / inv. cos. / securities cos.
- Jute
- Leasing companies
- Leather & tanneries
- Miscellaneous
- Modarabas
- Oil & gas exploration companies
- Oil & gas marketing companies
- Paper, board & packaging
- Pharmaceuticals
- Power generation & distribution
- Property
- Real estate investment trust
- Refinery
- Sugar & allied industries
- Synthetic & rayon
- Technology & communication
- Textile composite
- Textile spinning
- Textile weaving
- Tobacco
- Transport
- Vanaspati & allied industries
- Woollen
POWERPS data comes from the Pakistan Stock Exchange and the company's filings. Prices may be delayed. Ratings, signals and broker targets on this page are calculations and third-party views shown for information; they are not investment advice and Nafa does not recommend any stock. Investing in securities involves risk, including possible loss of principal.