KARACHI: Engro Holdings reported a consolidated profit after tax of Rs107 billion for the year ended December 2025, with earnings per share of Rs46.20 compared with Rs26.78 last year.
The company said the increase largely reflects a one-off impairment reversal on thermal assets. Excluding this adjustment, profit attributable to owners stood at Rs29 billion, providing a clearer view of underlying performance.
On a standalone basis, profit after tax fell sharply to Rs253 million from Rs9.9 billion a year earlier, with earnings per share declining to Rs0.21 from Rs20.48. The drop followed the transfer of income-generating investments to DH Partners under a scheme of arrangement and lower dividend income from Engro Corporation, which is retaining cash for its towers acquisition.
The company said the year’s results were shaped by structural changes, including the formation of Engro Holdings, the termination of share purchase agreements related to thermal energy assets and the consolidation of Deodar Towers.
The board did not announce a final dividend, citing funding requirements for the towers transaction.
