Baluchistan Wheel Limited: performance and outlook
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that Baluchistan Wheels Limited (PSX: BWHL) grew net sales by 26.51 percent to Rs2916.38 million in 2026, helped by strong orders from car assemblers as the discount rate eased and the wider economy improved. The firm makes rims for cars, buses, lorries, tractors and small commercial vehicles. Truck and bus wheel demand also rose, while tractor wheel sales fell as floods weakened farm incomes.
Net profit slipped 0.95 percent to Rs312.592 million, leaving earnings at Rs23.44 per share and a net margin of 10.72 percent. Operating profit rose 26.20 percent, although its margin eased to 19.86 percent. Finance costs climbed 11.44 percent on higher lease liabilities, while administrative expenses increased 30.67 percent as operations expanded.
According to Business Recorder, the company's outlook points to higher fuel prices, a reversal of the monetary easing cycle and supply chain disruptions linked to the Middle East crisis. The publisher says these factors could weigh directly on automobile sales and, in turn, on BWHL. The report links the company's slightly lower profit to that sector outlook.
At a glance
- Net sales rose 26.51 percent to Rs2916.38 million in 2026.
- Net profit fell 0.95 percent to Rs312.592 million, with EPS of Rs23.44.
- The outlook cites fuel prices, monetary tightening and Middle East supply disruptions as risks.
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