International Steels Limited
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

International Steels Limited (ISL) reported a 255.76% year-on-year rise in net profit to Rs2,206.95 million for 1QFY27, while revenue increased 13.59% to Rs23,763.31 million. Gross profit grew 44.84%, and operating profit more than tripled, although finance costs were 78.62% higher.
For FY26, sales climbed 49.81% to Rs93,349.19 million and net profit rose 135.58% to Rs3,673.23 million, following a steep earnings decline in FY25. Business Recorder also reported ISL’s plan to sell its 17% holding in Chinoy Engineering & Construction for Rs350 million, or Rs72.24 per share. ISL, a steel coils and sheets manufacturer and subsidiary of International Industries Limited, attributed the latest quarterly improvement to higher local sales, volume growth, cost and inventory controls, and energy diversification.
At a glance
- ISL’s 1QFY27 net profit increased 255.76% year-on-year to Rs2,206.95 million.
- FY26 net profit rose 135.58% to Rs3,673.23 million.
- ISL plans to sell its 17% holding in Chinoy Engineering & Construction for Rs350 million.
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