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July 29, 2019 (MLN): Fauji Fertilizer Company (FFC) Limited has announced its financial results for the half year ended on June 30, 2019 as per which the company’s net profits after tax has increased remarkably by 87.5% to logged in at Rs 8.6 billion with earning per share (EPS) at Rs 6.77, compared to Rs 4.6 billion with EPS at Rs 3.61 in the corresponding period last year.

The company witnessed an elevation in profitability due to improved urea prices and higher dividend income.

During the period, company also witnessed an increase in finance cost by 41% owing to higher interest rates, other expenses by 40% and decline in other income by 28% but the company managed to earn profits on the back higher top-line earnings and decline in cost of sales.  

The Board of Directors of the company announced an interim cash dividend for the aforementioned period at Rs 2.85 per share i.e. 28.50%. This is in addition to interim dividend already paid at Rs 2.50 per share i.e. 25%.

 

Consolidated Profit and Loss Account for the half year ended June 30, 2019 ('000 Rupees)

 

Jun-19

Jun-18

% Change

Sales – net

                               48,547,817

                               45,058,336

7.7%

Cost of sales

                               32,646,483

                               34,886,528

-6.4%

Gross Profit

                               15,901,334

                               10,171,808

56.3%

Administrative expenses and distribution cost

                                 4,005,643

                                 4,603,549

-13.0%

Finance cost

                                 1,494,624

                                 1,060,702

40.9%

Other expenses

                                 1,170,929

                                     837,519

39.8%

Total expenses

                                 6,671,196

                                 6,501,770

2.6%

Other income

                                 2,558,847

                                 3,580,597

-28.5%

Share of profit of associates and joint venture

                                          8,694

                                     497,865

-98.3%

Profit before taxation

                               11,797,679

                                 7,748,500

52.3%

Provision of taxation

                                 3,190,659

                                 3,157,780

1.0%

Profit after taxation

                                 8,607,020

                                 4,590,720

87.5%

Earnings per share – basic and diluted (Rupees)

                                            6.77

                                            3.61

87.5%

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