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

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Engro Fertilizers appoints Imran Ahmed as new Chief Executive Officer. Engro Fertilizers Limited has officially announced the appointment of Imran Ahmed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the company. The decision was formalized during a meeting of the Board of Directors and subsequently communicated through a regulatory filing to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Thursday. According to the notice, the board has approved this leadership transition for the remainder of the current term, which is set to conclude on the date of the next election of directors. This move marks a strategic step for the company as it looks to maintain its dominant position within the domestic agricultural landscape. The company has specified that Imran Ahmed will formally assume his responsibilities as CEO starting May 11, 2026. His arrival follows a period of transition after the resignation of the former CEO, Ali Rathore. During Rathore's tenure, Engro Fertilizers achieved significant milestones, including record-breaking urea production and a steady expansion of its operational footprint. However, the leadership change occurs at a time when the broader agricultural sector continues to grapple with complex hurdles, ranging from consistent gas supply issues and rising inflation to the shifting economics of local farming. As one of the largest fertilizer producers in Pakistan, Engro Fertilizers serves as a critical pillar for the nation's food security. The firm operates massive manufacturing facilities in Daharki and Port Qasim, providing essential nutrients to millions of farmers across the country. With a commanding share in the local urea market, the company's flagship brands, such as Zarkhez and Zingro, remain synonymous with quality and reliability in the rural heartlands. The incoming CEO will be expected to navigate the current fiscal pressures while ensuring that these key supply lines remain efficient and accessible. The appointment is seen by market analysts as a move to bring fresh perspective and stability to the executive team. Investors at the Pakistan Stock Exchange have been closely monitoring the leadership pipeline at Engro, given the company's significant influence on the KSE-100 index and the agricultural value chain. Maintaining operational excellence at the Daharki plant, which is one of the most technologically advanced facilities in the region, will be a primary focus for the new management to ensure consistent output despite the prevailing energy constraints. Looking ahead, Imran Ahmed's leadership will be vital in steering the company through the next phase of its corporate evolution. The agricultural sector remains a high-priority area for the federal government's economic recovery plan, and Engro Fertilizers is expected to play a central role in driving yield improvements and sustainable farming practices. By focusing on innovation in product delivery and optimizing the cost of production, the new CEO aims to build on the legacy of his predecessors while addressing the modern challenges of a rapidly changing global and local economy.