EFERT's urea sales declined by 40%YoY to 258k tons in 2Q due. * Post author:Siddiqi * Post published:August 5, 2026 * Post category:Agriculture / Fertilizer & Petrochemical Industries * Reading time:2 mins read Engro Fertilizers Ltd. (EFERT) held its analyst briefing today to discuss 2QCY26 financial results and the future outlook. The following are the key highlights from the briefing. * To recall, EFERT reported earnings of PkR3.8bn (EPS: PkR2.8), down 32%YoY from PkR5.6bn (EPS: PkR4.2) in SPLY, primarily due to lower offtakes; however, partially offset by a one-off remeasurement gain on the SIDC provision. * The company declared a dividend of PkR1.75/share vs. PkR4.25/share in SPLY, with a payout of 61% for the quarter vs. 102% in SPLY. Management noted that current quarter earnings include a non-cash SIDC component; excluding this, the payout is in line with previous levels. They reiterated their policy of maximizing cash returns to shareholders, with the lower payout reflecting a cautious stance amid the current geopolitical environment. * EFERT's urea sales declined by 40%YoY to 258k tons in 2Q due to higher prices vs peers (difference of ~PkR150/bag), with market share declining to 17% vs. 34% in SPLY. Courtesy: AKD Research Sharing is caring November 23, 2025 June 16, 2025 July 29, 2022

Engro Fertilizers profit falls 16%, declares Rs1.75 dividend. MG News | July 30, 2026 at 09:55 AM GMT+05:00 July 30, 2026 (MLN): Engro Fertilizers Limited (PSX: EFERT) recorded a 16% decline in its net profit for the six months ended June 30, 2026, with profit for the period falling to Rs7.12m from Rs8.46m in the corresponding period last year. Showing this softer bottom-line, the company's earnings per share (EPS) contracted to Rs5.33 from Rs6.34 in 1HCY25. The top-line came under pressure, with net sales declining 12% year-on-year to Rs70.85m from Rs80.69m in the prior period. Cost of sales fell in near-equal proportion at 13% to Rs47.30m, though gross profit still declined 11% to Rs23.56m from Rs26.53m showing the impact of lower offtake or pricing on the overall margin. On the expenditure side, selling and distribution expenses rose 8% to Rs7.17m, moving against the revenue trend. Administrative expenses were cut by 16% to Rs2.53m, showing meaningful cost discipline. Other operating expenses declined 37% to Rs1.08m, and other income fell by half to Rs795,198 from Rs1.60m. Finance cost increased 15% to Rs3.29m from Rs2.86m, adding further pressure. A notable positive development was the emergence of other gains, which surged to Rs1.83m from Rs192,799 an increase of nearly ninefold. This was primarily driven by a remeasurement gain on provision for SIDC net of Rs1.80m, absent in the prior period. Gain on subsidy receivable from the Government of Pakistan declined 86% to Rs26,521. These combined dynamics pulled profit before taxation down 14% to Rs12.11m from Rs14.15m. Taxation declined 12% to Rs4.996m from Rs5.68m, though the proportional tax saving was insufficient to fully offset the pre-tax decline, resulting in the 16% fall in profit for the period. The Board of Directors has announced an interim cash dividend of Rs1.75 per share (17.5%) for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. This is in addition to the interim dividend of Rs2.00 per share (20%) already paid, bringing the total cash dividend declared for 1HFY26 to Rs3.75 per share. | STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS FOR THE SIX-MONTH ENDED JUNE 30, 2026 (Rupees) | | Description | 2026 | 2025 | Change (%) | | Net sales | 70,854,575 | 80,689,501 | -12.19% | | Cost of sales | (47,298,471) | (54,163,327) | -12.67% | | Gross profit | 23,556,104 | 26,526,174 | -11.20% | | Selling and distribution expenses | (7,170,353) | (6,616,234) | 8.38% | | Administrative expenses | (2,525,594) | (2,994,722) | -15.67% | | Other income | 795,198 | 1,599,588 | -50.29% | | Other operating expenses | (1,075,170) | (1,700,986) | -36.79% | | Finance cost | (3,294,527) | (2,858,823) | 15.24% | | Other gains: | / | / | / | | - Gain on subsidy receivable from GoP | 26,521 | 192,799 | -86.24% | | - Remeasurement gain on provision for SIDC - net | 1,802,257 | - | / | | / | 1,828,778 | 192,799 | 848.54% | | Profit before taxation | 12,114,436 | 14,147,796 | -14.37% | | Taxation | (4,995,614) | (5,684,133) | -12.11% | | Profit for the period | 7,118,822 | 8,463,663 | -15.89% | | Earnings per share - basic and diluted | 5.33 | 6.34 | -15.93% |

Engro Fertilizers posts Rs 7.1 bn 1 half-year profit amid lower sales. * Post author:Siddiqi * Post published:July 30, 2026 * Post category:Agriculture / Fertilizer & Petrochemical Industries * Reading time:1 mins read Engro Fertilizers Limited has reported a profit of Rs 7.12 billion for the half-year ended June 30, 2026, marking a decline from Rs 8.46 billion earned in the same period last year, according to the company's unaudited consolidated interim statement of profit or loss. Despite the dip in profitability, the company maintained resilience amid challenging market conditions. Net sales fell to Rs 70.85 billion from Rs 80.69 billion a year earlier, reflecting reduced demand and pricing pressures in the fertilizer sector. The cost of sales also decreased to Rs 47.29 billion, resulting in a gross profit of Rs 23.56 billion, down from Rs 26.53 billion in 2025. Operating expenses rose slightly, with selling and distribution costs at Rs 7.17 billion and administrative expenses at Rs 2.53 billion. Other income stood at Rs 13.86 billion, while finance costs were trimmed to Rs 1.07 billion, compared to Rs 1.70 billion last year. The company recorded profit before taxation of Rs 12.11 billion, followed by taxation of Rs 4.99 billion, leading to the final net profit figure of Rs 7.12 billion. Discover more Phone Service Providers Geographic Reference Sharing is caring March 17, 2025 October 8, 2024 September 30, 2025