IPAK Group announced a substantial surge in its consolidated net profit, which climbed to PKR 1.47 billion for the half-year ending 31 December 2025, a nearly fourfold increase from the PKR 377 million recorded in the same period last year. This performance resulted in an earnings per share (EPS) of PKR 2.19.
According to the group’s information today, the Group’s consolidated turnover increased by 19.8% to reach PKR 19.46 billion. Gross profit saw a more pronounced rise of 63.3% year-on-year, amounting to PKR 3.61 billion.
Operating profit for the period stood at PKR 2.90 billion, underscoring improved margins and disciplined cost management. The company also reported a 13.8% reduction in finance costs, attributed to enhanced working capital management and robust internal cash flow generation, despite an expanded scale of operations.
Company officials attributed the robust financial results to a combination of factors, including sustained operational discipline, higher capacity utilisation across its subsidiaries, and improving demand dynamics for its BoPP, CPP, and BoPET film products.
Exports emerged as a significant contributor to the Group’s growth, with international sales rising to PKR 4.67 billion. This was propelled by a focused export strategy and growing overseas demand for the company’s value-added speciality films.
On a standalone basis, the parent company reported stable sales of PKR 6.07 billion. However, its net profit saw a considerable increase to PKR 423 million, driven by an improved product mix and greater operational efficiencies.
Group Chief Executive Naveed Godil stated that the company”s integrated manufacturing platform and customer-focused innovation are key to its sustainable earnings growth. He added that the combination of scale, efficiency, and export expansion is solidifying IPAK’s position as a regional leader in specialised flexible packaging films.
Looking ahead, the Group intends to build on its multi-film portfolio by focusing on speciality products and disciplined expansion to enhance its global presence. Management expressed confidence in its strategy to grow exports, improve efficiencies, and drive innovation to deliver long-term shareholder value.