Current Price: ~100 | Dividend Yield: ~4% 💰 Dividend Announcement The Board has recommended a final cash dividend of Rs. 2.00 per share. Combined with the interim dividend of Rs. 2.00 per share already paid, the total dividend for FY2026 stands at Rs. 4.00 per share. No bonus shares or right shares were announced. The dividend will be paid to shareholders registered by October 6, 2026. 📊 Financial Performance – An Exceptional Turnaround Interloop has delivered a very strong FY2026 earnings recovery, with consolidated profit more than doubling, EPS more than doubling, and operating profitability improving substantially. The improvement is visible in both the core business and consolidated results. Revenue: Consolidated sales increased 4.6% to Rs. 187.70 billion from Rs. 179.41 billion – modest top-line growth, but the real story lies in margins. Profitability: Gross profit increased 16.4% to Rs. 42.78 billion from Rs. 36.76 billion. Operating profit surged 40.6% to Rs. 26.25 billion from Rs. 18.66 billion. Profit before tax more than doubled, increasing 119.6% to Rs. 20.00 billion from Rs. 9.11 billion. Profit after tax surged 120.5% to Rs. 12.45 billion from Rs. 5.65 billion. Earnings Per Share: EPS jumped 128% to Rs. 9.06 from Rs. 3.96. 📈 Margins Improved Significantly The most important feature is that profit grew much faster than revenue: - Gross margin improved from approximately 20.5% to 22.8% - Operating margin improved from approximately 10.4% to 14.0% This is a significant improvement in underlying operating efficiency. 🟢 Finance Cost Declined Sharply Finance cost decreased by approximately 35% to Rs. 6.21 billion from Rs. 9.58 billion. This provided a significant boost to pre-tax profitability and helped convert improved operating performance into much higher PBT. 💰 Operating Cash Flow – Major Improvement This is the most important positive. Operating cash flow jumped from Rs. 2.93 billion to Rs. 16.33 billion – a dramatic improvement that confirms the earnings are backed by actual cash generation, not just accounting adjustments.

KSE100 is repeating a clear HL → HH → ~18% upside → ~8% correction → consolidation behaviour. Meanwhile, USOIL is approaching a major Bearish Gartley reversal zone (95–103). A confirmed oil rejection could reduce pressure on KSE100 and support another upside expansion. Watch the correlation, but wait for price-action confirmation.

This anaylsis was on 19-07- 2026. Key points of Bull run 2009-17: 🟢Last Bull run was complete in 8 years(2009-17) 🟢1st four years(2009-13) RSI was under 70 🟢Next 2 years(2013-15) RSI was Overboght extreme GREED. 🔴On 1 Jan 2015 after six years market drop below RSI 70. 🟢And with in Two years Bull Cycle completed. Now We'll discuss this bull run: 🟢This Bull run (2020-....) 🟢1st four years(2020-24) RSI was under 70✅ 🟢Next 2 years(2024-26) RSI was Overbought extreme GREED.✅ 🔴On 1 Jan 2026 after six years market drop below RSI 70.✅ 🟢And with in Two years Bull Cycle completed.If market behavious the same way then projection are 230k-250k may be more!

We went back through Pakistan's fertilizer space: FFC, EFERT, FATIMA, ENGROH, AHCL, AGL, from 2014 all the way to 2026, and honestly, some of what we found flips the "obvious pick" narrative on its head. Gas price shocks. COVID. Floods. The Russia-Ukraine war rattling global fertilizer supply chains. Each one hit these stocks differently, and some companies used the chaos to quietly pull ahead while others struggled to keep pace. One name in particular has been on a different trajectory lately: FFC. We break down why, using Sarmaaya's Aggressive Ranking to spot the shifts before they became obvious. 🎥 Full breakdown here: https://youtu.be/4dBL92ijlXg?si=9BXZTexp2X8FS1Ry So, which fertilizer stock do YOU think has the best shot at outperforming from here? FFC's momentum, or is there a comeback story brewing elsewhere? 👇 (And tell us, which sector should we put under the microscope next?)

Fertilizer stocks don't usually make for thrilling conversation... until gas prices spike, Middle East tensions rattle global supply chains, and inventory cycles start hinting at where margins are headed next. We just dropped a deep dive into Fatima Fertilizer Company Limited (FATIMA), breaking down the business, the sector's cost drivers, market share trends, and what it could mean for future earnings and valuation. 📊 Inside the video: ✅ FATIMA's product portfolio & business mix ✅ Gas pricing's real impact on margins ✅ Sales growth & market share shifts ✅ Seasonal demand + inventory positioning ✅ Geopolitical risk factors in play ✅ Mining, energy & side investments ✅ Where the valuation could be headed 🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/ek9BJxk2fmE?si=9Q8mS2R2nf-vkJcw So, is FATIMA a hidden value play at current levels, or is the market pricing it right? Drop your take below 👇 Bulls, bears, and fence-sitters all welcome.