Fauji Fertilizer Posts Rs41.8 Billion H1 2026 Profit: FFC Stock in Focus
Fauji Fertilizer reported a Rs41.8 billion first-half profit, a 39% jump in Q2 earnings, a higher dividend and urea market share of 55%.
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Show allFauji Fertilizer reported a Rs41.8 billion first-half profit, a 39% jump in Q2 earnings, a higher dividend and urea market share of 55%.
Agritech Limited swung to a roughly Rs2 billion loss in the first half of 2026, the financial fallout from repeated gas supply cuts that halted its urea plant.
Engro Fertilizers sold 537,000 tons of urea in 1H2026, its weakest first-half volume in a decade, with unsold inventory climbing to 694,000 tons after heavy late-2025 push sales pulled demand forward.
Agritech's urea plant has stopped production again after the government suspended its RLNG gas supply, directly cutting the output the company has available to sell.
State gas utility SNGPL has suspended gas supply to Agritech Limited during a system wide shortage, halting the fertilizer maker's urea production.
LOTTE Chemical has offered to acquire a 56% controlling stake in Engro Polymer & Chemicals, the country's only local PVC producer, from Engro Corporation.
Engro Fertilizers CEO Ali Rathore is stepping down, a leadership change that puts the urea maker's management transition in focus without altering its core gas, pricing, or offtake drivers.
Engro Corporation is reportedly looking at expanding its liquefied petroleum gas infrastructure, a step that would widen its energy business beyond fertilizer.
Pakistan has announced an increase in Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) prices for June, which will raise input costs for several key industrial sectors that rely on gas for fuel and feedstock.
Engro Fertilizers has shut its Base Plant for a four-day unscheduled maintenance stop, temporarily reducing urea production. The unplanned nature of the shutdown distinguishes it from a normal planned turnaround.
The Green Pakistan Initiative is boosting corporate farming across uncultivated lands, aiming to increase agricultural output and exports, with initial projects already underway.
OGRA has announced significant increases in RLNG prices for June 2026, raising the cost of re-gasified liquefied natural gas that several Pakistani fertilizer manufacturers depend on as a primary or supplementary feedstock, directly pressuring margins at EFERT, FFC, and FATIMA.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange's benchmark KSE-100 Index climbed over 1,400 points in midday trading, driven by positive investor sentiment and foreign interest, with banking, energy, and fertilizer sectors showing strong participation.
The new federal budget has been implemented, retaining the 10% super tax for banking, oil and gas exploration companies, and income from fertilizer sales, while reducing it to 8% for other large companies. Additionally, duties on imported makeup and perfumes have been lowered, making them cheaper.
Pakistan's Meteorological Department predicts monsoon rainfall across upper regions, which could temporarily slow construction activity but potentially boost agricultural prospects for the upcoming crop season.
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