Flying Cement Company Limited: performance and outlook
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that Flying Cement’s net profit rose 176.15 percent to Rs360.80 million in 1QFY27, while sales increased 39 percent to Rs4,856.721 million. Earnings per share reached Rs0.52, compared with Rs0.19 a year earlier, and the operating margin improved to 15.77 percent from 14.40 percent.
For FY2026, sales grew 29.63 percent to Rs14,521.21 million, but net profit fell 25 percent to Rs486.422 million as finance costs climbed 450.72 percent. The company attributed stronger quarterly results to higher dispatches, sales volumes and retention prices, while coal and fuel costs rose. Its Line-II commissioning is described as a growth opportunity, although the report says elevated coal and energy prices could weigh on margins; stronger local demand in 2027 is also expected.
At a glance
- Flying Cement’s 1QFY27 net profit rose 176.15 percent to Rs360.80 million.
- FY2026 sales rose 29.63 percent, while net profit declined 25 percent.
- The report identifies Line-II commissioning as a growth opportunity and energy costs as a margin risk.
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