PSO's Q1 FY27 profit surges 172% to Rs25.56bn
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Pakistan State Oil (PSO) posted first-quarter FY27 profit after tax of Rs25.56 billion, up 172% from Rs9.39 billion a year earlier, Profit by Pakistan Today reported. Earnings per share climbed to Rs54.44 from Rs20, while petroleum sales advanced 17.8%, outpacing the industry’s 7.1% growth. PSO’s market share increased by 4.2 percentage points to 45.9%.
Sales rose across major products: motor gasoline volumes gained 23.2% to 968,000 MT and high-speed diesel increased 12.8% to 759,000 MT, despite weaker national diesel demand. Aviation fuel sales grew 15.5%, and lubricant sales were up 17.4% to 9,970 MT. Consolidated profit after tax reached Rs29.42 billion, including a contribution from Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL); after the quarter, PSO signed an agreement with Oman’s OQ Trading to broaden sourcing options.
At a glance
- PSO’s first-quarter FY27 profit after tax rose 172% to Rs25.56 billion.
- Petroleum sales grew 17.8%, lifting PSO’s market share to 45.9%.
- Consolidated profit reached Rs29.42 billion, including PRL’s contribution.
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