Indus Motor Company, which builds Toyota vehicles in Pakistan, earned Rs. 25.5 billion in profit for the year ending June 30, 2026, up 11% from Rs. 23 billion the year before. Sales rose 20% to Rs. 258.8 billion, and the company sold 45,035 vehicles, a 33% jump over last year. IMC also announced a full-year dividend of Rs. 195 per share.
Profit after tax: Rs. 25.5 billion, up 11%
Net sales: Rs. 258.8 billion, up 20%
Units sold: 45,035, up 33%
Profit before tax: Rs. 42.8 billion, up 14%
Gross profit: Rs. 36.3 billion, up 16%
Earnings per share: Rs. 324.50, up from Rs. 292.74
Full-year dividend: Rs. 195 per share, a 60% payout ratio
Not every part of the year was strong. In the fourth quarter, profit actually fell 5% to Rs. 6.1 billion, and sales dropped 4% to Rs. 66.8 billion. Gross margin also slipped to 14%, down from 15.5% the quarter before. The company said this came from softer margins during that period.
