Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 28 2025



  • Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL) reported loss per share of PKR 0.81 for FY25, compared to earnings per share of PKR 3.18 in FY24. Furthermore, in 1QFY26, the company reported loss per share of PKR 3.53, compared to earnings per share of PKR 0.12 in the same period last year (SPLY).
  • The Procter & Gamble Company has decided to discontinue its direct business operations in Pakistan as part of its broader global restructuring program, which includes strategic decisions related to portfolio optimization.
Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 28 2025



  • Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL) reported loss per share of PKR 0.81 for FY25, compared to earnings per share of PKR 3.18 in FY24. Furthermore, in 1QFY26, the company reported loss per share of PKR 3.53, compared to earnings per share of PKR 0.12 in the same period last year (SPLY).
  • The Procter & Gamble Company has decided to discontinue its direct business operations in Pakistan as part of its broader global restructuring program, which includes strategic decisions related to portfolio optimization.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Value Buying Drives Strong Gains Amid Improved Macro Sentiment – By HMFS Research

Nov 28 2025


HMFS Research


  • The KSE-100 index extended its bullish momentum today as investors continued to engage in value buying, shrugging off concerns stemming from the IMF’s recent commentary on governance issues. With the USD 1.2bn tranche still expected to be disbursed in December, market confidence held firm. Adding to the positive sentiment, the Securities and Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) unveiled a roadmap to improve the business environment through a substantial reduction in the corporate tax rate, reinforcing the upward trajectory of the bourse.
  • The E&P and IT sectors led the rally, pushing the benchmark to close at the level 166,678—up 1,304 points from the previous session. Trading activity remained healthy, with 296mn shares exchanged on the KSE-100 and 590mn across the broader market. Key volume leaders included SSGC (39mn), BOP (34mn), and WTL (33mn). Looking ahead, the index is expected to retain its bullish undertone, supported by improving macroeconomic indicators and optimism around the anticipated IMF tranche. That said, phases of profit-taking may emerge as part of normal market cycles. Investors are advised to stay vigilant, closely track evolving developments, and prioritize fundamentally sound stocks with long-term growth potential.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Nov 28 2025


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) benchmark KSE-100 Index continued its upward momentum despite the ongoing rollover week, surging to a intraday high of 167,005 points before settling at a closing level of 166,678, up 1,304.38 points (0.79%). The bullish sentiment was underpinned by strong investor interest across key sectors, particularly Technology & Communications, Oil & Gas Exploration & Production, Cement, and Commercial Banks. On the economic front, expectations of a reduction in domestic petroleum prices from December 1, 2025 driven by softer international crude and refined product prices further supported market sentiment. Concurrently.
  • The government, through SIFC, plans to abolish the super tax and cut the corporate tax rate to 25% a move expected to boost PSX-listed companies, attract investment, and support export led growth, though its execution hinges on IMF commitments and the upcoming finance bill. Among major contributors SYS, PPL, HUBC, OGDC, & LUCK, which collectively added 608.81 points to the benchmark index. SSGC led volumes with 39.182 million shares; as overall market participation reached 592.75 million shares.
Pakistan Market Wrap: The benchmark index closed on a positive note – By IIS Research

Nov 28 2025


Ismail Iqbal Securities


  • The benchmark index closed on a positive note, gaining momentum as the session progressed, supported by improved liquidity. Trading volumes increased to 296mn shares today as compared to 174mn shares in the previous session. Today, the KSE-100 index gained 1,304 points to close at 166,678 level, up by 0.79% DoD. Commercial Banks, Cement, and Oil & Gas Exploration Companies sectors were the major contributors in today's session, cumulatively adding 804 points to the index.
Dolmen City REIT (DCR): FY25 Analyst Briefing takeaways – By AKD Research

Nov 28 2025


AKD Securities


  • To recall, company reported revenue of PkR5.9bn in FY25, compared to PkR5.2bn in SPLY, up 14%YoY, primarily driven by occupancy level. Along with, company reported earnings of PkR4.9bn (EPS: PkR2.21) in FY25 vs. PkR4.5bn (EPS: Pk2.03) in SPLY, up 9%YoY.
  • In 1QFY26, company reported revenue of PkR1.6bn, up 14%YoY, due to afore mentioned factor. Earning stood at PkR1.4bn (EPS: PkR0.62), compared to PkR1.1bn (EPS: PkR0.50) in SPLY, up 24%YOY.
  • Company’s rental revenue mix comprise of Rental Income and Revenue-Sharing, which represent ~90% and 10% respectively.
Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 28 2025



  • Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL) reported loss per share of PKR 0.81 for FY25, compared to earnings per share of PKR 3.18 in FY24. Furthermore, in 1QFY26, the company reported loss per share of PKR 3.53, compared to earnings per share of PKR 0.12 in the same period last year (SPLY).
  • The Procter & Gamble Company has decided to discontinue its direct business operations in Pakistan as part of its broader global restructuring program, which includes strategic decisions related to portfolio optimization.
Pakistan Economy: Inflation Risk Real or Just a Fear? – By Alpha-Akseer Research

Nov 28 2025


Alpha Capital


  • Pakistan is at a pivotal moment in determining the direction of its exchange rate. While the rupee has long been associated with inflationary spikes whenever devalued, the present macroeconomic context signals a limited inflationary transmission from PKR depreciation. Since domestic food prices have already adjusted by 26.5% beyond global benchmark, the scope for additional inflationary pressure from depreciation remains limited. In this environment, a carefully managed depreciation of the rupee could support export competitiveness, attract higher remittance inflows, and strengthen the external account, offering a strategic opportunity to devalue the currency without immediately destabilizing prices.
  • Domestic food inflation is already running well above the global index nearly 26.5% higher with a weight of 34.6% in the overall CPI basket. This elevated base reduces the risk of a sharp surge in prices from currency depreciation. In addition, food prices in Pakistan have historically been downward sticky, implying that they do not decline quickly even when global prices ease. In this context, external inflationary forces, such as PKR depreciation or an uptick in world food prices, are likely to have a limited pass-through effect on local food costs. Going forward, the World Bank is projecting a further decline in the global food price index by 6.1% in 2025 and 0.3% in 2026. As a result, the existing gap may widen further in Pakistan’s favor, providing additional cushion for the economy to absorb potential international price shocks or PKR depreciation without triggering significant domestic inflation.
Systems Limited (SYS): Sustained outperformance; Upside intact – By JS Research

Nov 28 2025


JS Global Capital


  • We reiterate our Buy stance on Systems Limited (SYS) after rolling our valuation forward from Jun-2026 to Dec-2026, we revise our target price upward to Rs185 (up 3%). The company is well positioned for sustained expansion, with a projected 5-year revenue CAGR of 25% anchoring our long-term view.
  • We trim our CY25E/CY26F EPS estimates by 7%/9% to Rs7.30/Rs10.04, primarily reflecting stronger rupee. Revenue growth & margins remained strong CYTD despite stable currency movement. For 9MCY25, SYS reported earnings of Rs2.8bn, with the MENA region accounting for nearly 59% of overall revenue. Gross margins rose to 29% in 3Q, supported by tighter cost controls and additional working days.
Technical Outlook: KSE-100: Breaks consolidation – By AKD Research

Nov 28 2025


AKD Securities


  • The index opened on a strong note and sustained its upward momentum throughout the session, reaching an intraday high of 2,423 points. It eventually closed with a solid gain of 2,185 points at 165,373. Market activity, however, slowed as trading volumes fell by 25% compared to the previous session. The Index had been struggling with a trend-line resistance, which it has now broken, signaling a potential new phase of higher highs. However, the breakout appears weak due to the lack of supporting volumes, which raises some concerns. The Index is currently trading 21.6% above its 200-period moving average, maintaining an overall uptrend. Volatility remains elevated relative to the average of the last 10 sessions, while trend indicators continue to reflect a bullish outlook.
  • Technically, the immediate support is seen at 164,800 and a breach below this could extend the decline toward 164,400 and 163,800. Conversely, resistance is expected around 165,850, followed by 166,400 and 167,000. It is recommended to accumulate positions on weakness with risk defined below support zone.
Morning News: Manufacturing sector: SIFC identifies barriers to new investment – By Alpha-Akseer Research

Nov 28 2025


Alpha Capital


  • The National Coordinator of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) Lt. Gen. Sarfraz Ahmed Thursday said that without abolishing Super Tax and reducing the tax rate, luring new investment in the manufacturing sector is not possible.
  • The Central Power Purchasing Agency–Guaranteed (CPPA-G) has revealed that industrial electricity consumption increased by 20 percent in October 2025 compared to the corresponding month of 2024.
Pakistan Market Wrap: Evening Chronicle – By AHCML Research

Nov 27 2025


Al Habib Capital Markets


  • The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) benchmark KSE-100 Index continued its upward momentum despite the ongoing rollover week, surging to a intraday high of 165,611 points before settling at a closing level of 165,373, up 2,184.78 points (1.34%). The upward momentum was fueled by robust buying interest in commercial banks, cement, fertilizer, oil and gas exploration companies, OMCs, power generation and refinery.
  • On the economic front, addressing the Pakistan Business Council’s Dialogue on the Economy 2025, the Finance Minister projected GDP growth of 3.5% for the current year, with expectations of 4% growth over the next two to three years. He further highlighted the potential for 6–7% medium-term growth, contingent upon continued reforms and sustained momentum in agriculture, manufacturing, and services sectors. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s annual fuel oil exports reached an all-time high this year, with volumes expected to remain steady or trend higher next year. Among major contributors MEBL, LUCK, PPL, OGDC, & ENGROH, which collectively added 941.96 points to the benchmark index. DSL led volumes with 48.39 million shares; as overall market participation reached 498.36 million shares.
Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 28 2025



  • Gillette Pakistan Limited (GLPL) reported loss per share of PKR 0.81 for FY25, compared to earnings per share of PKR 3.18 in FY24. Furthermore, in 1QFY26, the company reported loss per share of PKR 3.53, compared to earnings per share of PKR 0.12 in the same period last year (SPLY).
  • The Procter & Gamble Company has decided to discontinue its direct business operations in Pakistan as part of its broader global restructuring program, which includes strategic decisions related to portfolio optimization.
Service Global Footwear Limited (SGF): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 18 2025



  • Service Global Footwear Limited recorded earnings per share of PKR 5.34 in CY24, as compared to earnings per share of PKR 5.75 in FY24.
  • The company recorded net sales of PKR 17.4 Bn, up 15% from PKR 15.1 Bn in CY23. During this period gross margin contracted from 22% in Cy23 to 17% in CY24. As a result, the company saw its gross profit decrease from PKR 3.3 Bn in CY23 to PKR 2.9 Bn in CY24.
Crescent Fibres Limited (CFL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 18 2025



  • CFL has reported loss per share of PKR 62.47 in FY25 (LPS FY24: PKR 61.08). Furthermore, in 1QFY26 the company reported LPS of PKR 6.27 (LPS 1QFY25: PKR 7.77).
  • The management noted that the FY25 was not favorable for the textile industry. Key challenges faced by the company and the industry include economic slowdown post-COVID, high interest rates, high power prices, uneven variation in raw material prices, and general economic uncertainty. These factors led to significant losses across the industry.
Millat Tractors Limited (MTL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 18 2025



  • Millat Tractors Limited (MTL) reported consolidated earnings per share of PKR 32.82 for FY25, compared to PKR 55.46 in FY24. Furthermore, in 1QFY26, the company reported earnings per share of PKR 2.92, compared to earnings per share of PKR 2.43 in the same period last year (SPLY).
  • MTL primarily manufactures Massey Ferguson–branded farm tractors ranging from 50 to 85 Horse Power (HP), including both two wheel and four wheel drive models. The company recently introduced the MF 375 SE and has achieved an overall localization level of about 90%.
Dynea Pakistan Limited (DYNO): Corporate Briefing Takeaways – By Chase Research

Nov 17 2025



  • DYNO has reported earnings per share of PKR 45.97 in FY25 (FY24: PKR 63.14). Furthermore, in 1QFY26 the company reported EPS of PKR 10.13 (EPS 1QFY25: PKR 8.05).
  • Exports to Afghanistan rose to 44% in FY25 to approximately PKR 1 billion. After the border closure, the export to Afghanistan is completely closed. The company is seeking other routes and other markets for exports.
Aisha Steel Mills Limited (ASL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 13 2025



  • ASL has reported loss per share of PKR 1.55 in FY25 (LPS FY24: PKR 0.26). Furthermore, in 1QFY26 the company reported EPS of PKR 0.07 (LPS 1QFY25: PKR 0.93).
  • ASL ended in a loss of PKR 1.3 billion in FY25. This loss was primarily due to low volume, which prevented sufficient gross margin generation to cover costs.
  • Capacity utilization stood at 25%. The company expects to achieve 30-35% utilization by the end of FY26. This roughly translates to 210,000 – 245,000 tons of production. The company is aiming to produce similar volumes that it would sell.
Mitchells Fruit Farms Limited (MFFL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 13 2025



  • Mitchells Fruit Farms Limited (MFFL) reported earnings per share of PKR 19.95 for FY25, compared to PKR 0.07 in FY24. Furthermore, in 1QFY26, the company reported earnings per share of PKR 8.03, compared to earnings per share of PKR 0.67 in the same period last year (SPLY).
  • The company has undergone a major transformation following the acquisition of a controlling stake by CCL Holding Private Limited. The acquisition by CCL Holding was completed post close 1QFY26.
  • It operates across 12–13 product categories, broadly organized into key segments such as Confectioneries, Condiments and Preserves, Squashes and Seasonings (its longest standing category), and Ready to Eat and Ready to Cook products, which are among its more recent additions.
Agriauto Industries Limited (AGIL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 11 2025



  • Agriauto Industries Limited recorded consolidated earnings per share of PKR 6.62 in FY25, as compared to loss per share of PKR 9.65 in FY24.
  • The company recorded net sales of PKR 11.9 Bn, up 39% from PKR 8.5 Bn in FY24. Along with this, it saw its gross margin expand from 5% in FY24 to 10% in FY25. As a result, gross profit surged 216% from PKR 389 Mn in FY24 to PKR 1.2 Bn in FY25.
Nishat Chunian Limited (NCL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 11 2025



  • NCL has reported standalone earnings per share of PKR 3.29 in FY25 (FY24: PKR 2.88). Furthermore, in 1QFY26 the company reported EPS of PKR 2.18 (1QFY25: PKR 0.15).
  • The company generated 63% of its sales from the domestic market and 37% from exports. Spinning remained the leading revenue contributor with a 57% share, followed by Home Textile at 27% and weaving at 16%, while a minor portion was contributed by external power sales.
The Organic Meat Company Limited (TOMCL): Corporate Briefing Notes – By Chase Research

Nov 11 2025



  • TOMCL has reported earnings per share of PKR 2.31 in FY25 (FY24: PKR 2.94). Furthermore, in 1QFY26 the company reported EPS of PKR 0.92 (1QFY25: PKR 1.01). The net profit margin has fallen predominantly because of the change in taxation. The effective tax rate has increased significantly.
  • Previously, under final fixed tax regime, where income tax was pegged at 1% on export turnover/proceeds. The effective tax rate was previously around 18.5% to 20%.
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