Safe Mix Concrete Limited: performance and outlook
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder’s review of Safe Mix Concrete Limited (SMCPL) says sales rose 34.83 percent in 2026 to Rs2,227.39 million, while net profit increased 21.96 percent to Rs125.27 million. Earnings per share reached Rs5.01, although the net profit margin eased to 5.62 percent.
The company attributed stronger sales to improved real-estate and construction activity and competitive pricing supported by operational changes. Gross profit grew 28.25 percent, but higher fuel, energy, materials and transport costs held the gross margin to 14.76 percent; administrative and distribution expenses also climbed. Business Recorder notes that Javedan Corporation was among SMCPL’s related-party customers in 2023. Its outlook points to construction activity and fleet expansion as potential support, while geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions remain risks.
At a glance
- SMCPL’s 2026 sales increased 34.83 percent to Rs2,227.39 million.
- Net profit rose 21.96 percent to Rs125.27 million, while net margin fell to 5.62 percent.
- Higher input and transport costs weighed on the gross margin, which was 14.76 percent.
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