Pakistan State Oil (PSO) recorded a profit after tax of Rs15.07 billion for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, with earnings per share standing at Rs32.1, reflecting the company’s financial performance during a challenging year for the energy sector.
Excluding its LNG business, PSO’s gross profit from core operations increased by 20.5%, rising from Rs67.9 billion to Rs81.9 billion.
The improvement highlights stronger performance from the company’s main fuel-related operations during the year.
PSO Chief Executive Javed Ahmed Cheema said fuel supplies across Pakistan remained uninterrupted throughout the fiscal year, despite challenging operating conditions.
The company’s performance comes as Pakistan’s energy sector continues to navigate changes in fuel demand, supply management and market conditions.
