DGKC FY26 profit jumps 25%
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Global reported that D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited, listed on the PSX as DGKC, lifted its consolidated net profit by 25 per cent in the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026. Earnings reached Rs12.17 billion, against Rs9.76 billion a year earlier. The board also suggested a Rs1 per share final payout in cash.
Net revenue from contracts rose 11 per cent to Rs87.61 billion, while cost of sales climbed to Rs65.03 billion. Gross profit therefore widened 14 per cent to Rs22.58 billion, even as administrative expenses rose 30 per cent to Rs1.93 billion. Finance costs fell 54 per cent to Rs1.95 billion from Rs4.29 billion, a move that lifted pre-tax profit 28 per cent to Rs18.05 billion.
Earnings per share rose to Rs26.98 from Rs21.09, while taxation climbed 37 per cent to Rs5.88 billion. According to the report, lower debt-servicing costs and higher revenue were the main drivers of the result.
At a glance
- Consolidated net profit rose 25 per cent to Rs12.17 billion in FY26.
- Finance costs dropped 54 per cent to Rs1.95 billion.
- The board recommended a Rs1 per share final cash dividend.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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