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ISLAMABAD, Oct 30 (APP):Engro Holdings Limited has announced its financial results for the nine months, reporting a consolidated profit-after-tax (PAT) of Rs 86,152 million, with Rs 42,017 million attributable to shareholders.
As per the financial results for the period ended September 30, 2025 the company’s earnings per share (EPS) stood at Rs 34.89, compared to Rs 13.21 in the same period last year, according to a news release.
Engro Holdings Limited, previously Dawood Hercules Corporation Limited (PSX: ENGROH), said the increase primarily stemmed from the reversal of previously recognized impairment during 2023 and 2024, related to thermal energy assets that were earlier classified as “held for sale.” Excluding this one-off impact, the consolidated PAT attributable to shareholders stood at Rs 15,156 million.
On a standalone basis, Engro Holdings reported a PAT of Rs 370 million, compared to Rs 6,114 million in the corresponding period last year, translating into an EPS of Rs 0.31 versus Rs 12.70 in 2024. The decline was mainly attributed to the transfer of income-generating investments to DH Partners under the Scheme of Arrangement effective January 1, 2025, along with reduced dividend income from Engro Corp as it retained earnings to fund the towers transaction.
The company noted that its financial results continued to reflect the accounting impact of three key developments: the creation of Engro Holdings, the termination of share purchase agreements (SPAs) related to thermal energy assets, and the consolidation of Deodar Towers. It advised shareholders that movements in reported EPS and PAT largely resulted from structural changes and a one-time impairment reversal, rather than from changes in the underlying performance of its businesses.
The Board decided not to declare an interim dividend for 2025, in line with its strategy to prioritize funding for the remaining requirements of the towers transaction. The company reaffirmed that retaining earnings for this strategic investment represents the best approach to building long-term shareholder value, citing its potential to generate sustainable cashflows in the years ahead.