Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited announced its financial results for the calendar year 2025. The results were made public in January 2026. The company showed strong financial performance during 2025 and maintained its leading position in the fertilizer sector. These results were very important for investors and the market because FFC is one of the largest fertilizer companies in Pakistan.
2025 Total Net Profit
For the year ended 31 December 2025 the company reported a net profit of Rs 73.5 billion. This profit was about 14 percent higher compared to the previous year. The strong earnings reflect the companys strong sales and stable operations. This performance once again proved FFCs financial strength in the market.
Earnings Per Share and Revenue Performance
The companys earnings per share for 2025 were Rs 51.69 per share which is a positive signal for shareholders. FFCs sales turnover exceeded Rs 430 billion which reflects strong demand for fertilizer and the efficiency of the companys wide distribution network. These figures show that FFC performed well despite a challenging economic environment.
Fourth Quarter 2025 Profit
Focusing on the period from October to December 2025 the company earned a profit of Rs 15.9 billion. The earnings per share for this quarter were Rs 11.20. Although there was a slight decrease in profit compared to the previous quarter the fourth quarter profit improved year on year.
Dividend Announcement and Shareholder Benefits
The board of directors announced a final cash dividend of Rs 8.50 per share for 2025. This brings the total cash dividend for the year to Rs 37 per share. The dividend payout ratio was about 72 percent which is considered attractive for long term investors.
Market Reaction and Overall Analysis
Despite the strong profit there was some pressure on FFCs shares in the stock market after the announcement. This was mainly due to the dividend being slightly lower than market expectations. Overall FFCs performance in 2025 was strong and the company maintained investor confidence through stable earnings and consistent returns.
