Gatron FY26 loss narrows 75% to Rs496m
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

According to Mettis Global, Gatron (Industries) Limited (PSX: GATI) narrowed its consolidated loss for the twelve months to June 30, 2026 by 75%, to Rs496.35m from Rs2.01bn. The loss per share improved to Rs4.56 from Rs18.53 in FY25. Revenue climbed 15% to Rs30.15bn, compared with Rs26.33bn in the previous year.
Cost of sales grew at a slower 12% pace, lifting gross profit 80% to Rs1.51bn from Rs839.37m. Distribution and selling expenses dropped 28% to Rs319.52m, while other income jumped to Rs632.33m from Rs106.91m. This moved the company into operating profit of Rs1.23bn, versus a Rs123.29m operating loss a year earlier.
Finance costs eased 13% to Rs1.36bn, but levies climbed 14% to Rs375.82m, leaving a pre-tax loss of Rs506.44m. The tax line turned into an expense of Rs10.09m, after a Rs10.66m credit in the prior period.
At a glance
- Consolidated loss for FY26 fell to Rs496.35m from Rs2.01bn.
- Sales rose 15% to Rs30.15bn, while gross profit climbed 80% to Rs1.51bn.
- Operating profit stood at Rs1.23bn against an operating loss of Rs123.29m last year.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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