SGPL loss narrows 2% in FY26
METTIS GLOBAL • • 1 min read

According to Mettis Global, S. G. Power Limited (PSX: SGPL) narrowed its net loss for the twelve months to June 30, 2026. The company posted a loss of Rs8.21m, against Rs8.40m a year earlier, while loss per share edged down to Rs0.46 from Rs0.47. The improvement was small, yet the company remained in loss territory for the period.
Its power segment generated no revenue this year because the company had fully discontinued that activity. In the prior year the segment had brought in Rs6.15m against generation costs of Rs7.93m, leaving a gross loss of Rs1.79m. With no gross loss this year, the company's administrative and selling expenses fell 19 per cent to Rs5.33m from Rs6.62m.
Other charges of Rs2.88m were recorded in FY26, taking total operating expenses to Rs8.21m. Bank charges eased to Rs1,886 from Rs3,453, and no tax was booked in either year. The filing shows SGPL still reporting losses while its power generation business remains discontinued, a point for investors tracking the sector.
At a glance
- SGPL posted a FY26 net loss of Rs8.21m, down from Rs8.40m in FY25.
- Loss per share improved to Rs0.46 from Rs0.47 in the prior year.
- Power segment revenue dropped to zero as its operations were discontinued.
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Originally reported by METTIS GLOBAL
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