Wafi Energy Pakistan (formerly Shell Pakistan Limited) today announced its financial results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, reporting a strong profit after tax of Rs3.54 billion. The results highlight a successful year of operational performance and strategic transformation for the energy company.
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According to the company’s filing on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Wafi Energy Pakistan achieved earnings per share (EPS) of Rs10.83 for the year. This performance underscores the company’s resilience and effective strategy execution in a dynamic market environment.
The company’s revenue from contracts with customers for the year stood at an impressive Rs552.61 billion. This top-line growth was supported by a gross profit of Rs21.89 billion, reflecting the strength of its core marketing and supply operations.
A critical factor in the company’s profitability was a significant reduction in finance costs, which more than halved to Rs2.93 billion from Rs7.58 billion in the preceding year. This substantial decrease in borrowing costs provided major support to the bottom line.
Operating expenses were well-managed, with distribution and marketing expenses at Rs11.84 billion and administrative expenses at Rs3.96 billion. The company also recorded other income of Rs1.25 billion, further contributing to its financial position.
The strong financial performance arrives during a pivotal period for the company following its acquisition by Wafi Energy LLC in 2024. The 2025 results reflect a stable transition and the initiation of strategic growth plans aimed at strengthening its footprint in Pakistan’s energy sector.
Key Financial Highlights (Year ended December 31, 2025):
- Profit After Tax: Rs3.54 billion
- Earnings Per Share (EPS): Rs10.83
- Revenue from Contracts: Rs552.61 billion
- Gross Profit: Rs21.89 billion
- Finance Cost: Rs2.93 billion (Down significantly from Rs7.58 billion)
The results demonstrate Wafi Energy Pakistan’s strengthened operational and financial footing as it continues to serve the nation’s energy needs and pursue strategic expansion initiatives.
