IPAK Group reported a sharp rise in profitability, with consolidated net profit increasing to Rs. 1.47 billion in the half year ended December 31, 2025, up by 289.92 percent compared to Rs. 377 million in the same period last year, driven by stronger exports and improved operational efficiency.
The performance was supported by a 19.8 percent increase in consolidated sales, which reached Rs. 19.46 billion during the period, reflecting stronger demand and higher capacity utilization across the group’s manufacturing operations.
Gross profit rose significantly to Rs. 3.61 billion, up 63.3 percent year on year, while operating profit stood at Rs. 2.90 billion, indicating improved margins and disciplined cost management. Finance costs declined by 13.8 percent despite business expansion, supported by better working capital management and stronger internal cash flows.
Exports remained a key growth driver, with international sales rising to Rs. 4.67 billion, supported by demand for value-added specialty films and a focused export strategy across global markets.
On a standalone basis, IPAK reported sales of Rs. 6.07 billion, while net profit increased to Rs. 423 million, driven by improved product mix and operational efficiencies.
The group attributed its performance to higher capacity utilization and its integrated manufacturing platform across BOPP, BOPET, and CPP film technologies, which continues to support scale and efficiency.
Group Chief Executive Naveed Godil said the company’s strategy of combining operational discipline, export expansion, and customer-driven innovation is translating into sustainable earnings growth and strengthening its regional market position.