PTCL reported a net profit of 9.29 billion rupees ($108.5 million) or Rs. 1.82 per share in the 2009/10 fiscal year compared with 9.15 billion rupees the previous year.
PTCL’s revenue for the quarter ending on June 30, 2010 stood at 57.17 billion rupees lower than previous year’s 59.24 billion rupees revenues, said PTCL in a statement to the Karachi stock exchange.
PTCL operating income rose to 5.13 billion rupees compared with 4.26 billion rupees the previous year.
PTCL had to pay a one-time cost for a voluntary redundancy scheme in the 2008/09 fiscal year.
PTCL attributed the rise in net profit to dividend income and interest payments on a loan Rs. 5 billion loan to mobile subsidiary Ufone.
PTCL also received Rs. 330 million in dividends paid by Ufone.
Congratulations PTCL. It is all due to the customers
Ptcl should share his profit to the flood suffered peoples
“PTCL management has decided not to pay the current month salaries and bonuses to the employees not performing their duties”
The amount of salaries and bonuses should be used to help the flood survivors.
They should also NOT charge customers for the service that is dead from last 12 days and which didn’t wake PeeTA up.
PTCL should officially apologize and PTA must accept for its failure to protect customer rights. News reports say that PTCL management is actually destroying records of complaints.
Media is silent on this & 1×1 news appear sometime in newspapers. Intentionally ?
“PTCL must share this profit to the valued employee as they are not satisfied at all.”
@somaan:very right
Huge earnings with such a bullshit services.
They never listen to their clients complains just running behinds profits.
Will Government of Pakistan continue to allow Etisalat to take their profits out of the country – when Etisalat has not paid balance of the purchase price, amounting close to $900 millions, they own to Pakistan?
I would expect much more profit from a comapny like PTCL the leeches of employees and Arabs are taking too much out and not putting enough in to improve the sate of our country