Packages returns to profit with Rs5bn in 1HCY26
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Packages Limited (PSX: PKGS) swung from a loss into profit over the six months to June 30, 2026, Mettis Global reported. The company recorded a consolidated net profit of Rs5.45bn, against a loss of Rs336.80m in the same period last year. Its basic earnings per share came in at Rs42.34, compared with a loss of Rs14.56 per share a year earlier, while diluted EPS was Rs39.58.
Net revenue climbed 11% to Rs108.30bn from Rs97.16bn, while cost of sales grew at a slower 7%, lifting gross profit 29% to Rs26.06bn. According to the report, the margin gain came from better cost management and a more favourable product mix.
Other income nearly tripled to Rs1.87bn and investment income rose to Rs935.51m, while the levy climbed to Rs2.46bn and income tax fell 48% to Rs1.60bn. Of the total, Rs3.78bn belonged to the parent company's shareholders, compared with a loss of Rs1.30bn last year, and non-controlling interests took Rs1.67bn.
At a glance
- Net profit reached Rs5.45bn in 1HCY26 against a Rs336.80m loss a year earlier.
- Net revenue grew 11% to Rs108.30bn, while gross profit rose 29% to Rs26.06bn.
- Income tax fell 48% to Rs1.60bn, while the levy rose to Rs2.46bn.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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