PSX rebalances Alfalah Consumer Index
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Link News reported that the PSX has reset the weights of all 20 constituents in the Alfalah Consumer Index, taking effect on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. The exchange ran the exercise with September 30, 2026 as its reference date, acting under notice PSX/N-1226 dated October 6 and following the index rules published on its website.
Pakistan State Oil, Millat Tractors and Lucky Cement each hold a 10% weight, together accounting for 30% of the index, which makes them the largest holdings. Fauji Cement ranks fourth with 8.96%, while Maple Leaf Cement Factory and D.G. Khan Cement hold 8.69% and 8.34% respectively. Cement producers dominate the upper tier, holding four of the top six places.
Further down, Sazgar Engineering Works stands at 7.15%, followed by Interloop at 5.39%, The Searle Company at 4.65% and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines at 4.61%. At the other end of the list, Gul Ahmed Textile Mills carries 0.75% and Crescent Steel & Allied Products 0.63%, the two smallest positions.
At a glance
- The PSX revised the weights of all 20 Alfalah Consumer Index constituents, effective October 7, 2026.
- Pakistan State Oil, Millat Tractors and Lucky Cement each carry a 10% weight.
- Cement firms occupy four of the top six positions in the index.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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