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Pakgen Is No Longer Mainly a Power Producer. What Does a Share Own Now?
Pakgen's power business has ended, nearly half its shares were cancelled, and its balance sheet is now dominated by investments and assets awaiting sale.
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SLM Replaces Imported Tyres. So Why Does the Dollar Still Matter?
SLM shows why replacing imported finished tyres does not eliminate foreign-exchange exposure when major manufacturing inputs remain imported or globally priced.
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Attock Cement’s Sales Rose 33%, but Profit Nearly Doubled: The FY26 Earnings Bridge
ACPL’s FY26 revenue grew 33.1%, but profit after tax rose 97.3%; the earnings bridge shows stronger gross conversion, operating offsets and a sharply lower finance-cost burden.
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UBL H1 2026: Profit Rose 33%, but the Income Mix Matters
UBL's standalone H1 profit increased to PKR 85.0bn, but securities gains, quarterly core-income pressure and rising costs shape the quality of the result.
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Why Lucky Cement's Margin Widened: Volume, Costs and Operating Efficiency
Lucky Cement sold more cement locally in 1H FY26, but the stronger signal was that cost of sales stayed contained while operating efficiency improved.