Crescent Fibres Limited: performance and outlook
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported on the performance and outlook of Crescent Fibres Limited (PSX: CFL), a yarn manufacturer incorporated in 1977. During 9MFY26, net sales fell 26.24 percent year-on-year to Rs2758.608 million, while the company booked a gross loss of Rs89.210 million. The net loss narrowed 25.58 percent to Rs348.80 million, equal to a loss per share of Rs28.09 compared with Rs37.74 a year earlier.
The company's topline peaked at Rs8098.145 million in 2022 and then declined in each of the following three years, with net sales of Rs4330.539 million in 2025. Gross and operating losses were recorded in the last two years of the review period, and the net loss for 2025 stood at Rs775.712 million. The report links the decline to weak yarn demand, and CFL traded cotton and polyester in 2025 to support its sales.
The outlook points to subdued demand continuing to weigh on sales, with the report warning that margins could stay weaker if prices cannot be rationalised. In the short run, the company is considering selling its assets at Nooriabad and land in Faisalabad to strengthen other income, improve liquidity and restore profitability. These steps are described as the company's near-term response to its financial difficulties.
At a glance
- Net sales fell 26.24 percent to Rs2758.608 million in 9MFY26.
- The company booked a gross loss of Rs89.210 million in 9MFY26.
- Net loss narrowed to Rs348.80 million, with loss per share of Rs28.09.
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