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Engro Fertilizers Announces Big Dividend For Shareholders

Engro Fertilizers Limited (PSX: EFERT) reported a 57% year-over-year and 140 percent quarter-on-quater increase in net profit to Rs. 9.1 … Read More The post Engro Fertilizers Announces Big Dividend For Shareholders appeared first on ProPakistani .

Engro Fertilizers Announces Big Dividend For Shareholders

Engro Fertilizers Limited announced a substantial dividend of Rs. 5.50 per share for shareholders in its latest financial report. The fertilizer company reported a significant year-over-year increase of 57% and a quarter-over-quarter jump of 140% in net profit to Rs. 9.1 billion in the third quarter of 2026. This growth was driven by robust urea sales and increased market share.

Earnings per share rose to Rs. 6.83, up from Rs. 4.35 in the same period last year, while net sales expanded 45% to Rs. 79.6 billion. Gross profit grew 56% to Rs. 27.9 billion. The company's dividend payout ratio was 80%, a decrease from the 100% payout ratio in the previous year, possibly indicating a more conservative capital allocation strategy.

Urea sales surged 175% quarter-over-quarter to 711,000 tons in September 2026, aided by improved inventory availability and favorable farm economics. Industry sales suffered from transporter strikes, while Engro Fertilizers benefited from plant shutdowns at competitors like Fatima Fertilizer, Fauji Fertilizer Company, and Agritech Limited.

DAP offtake increased 168.4% year-over-year to 37,000 tons. However, Engro Fertilizers faced rising operating and financing expenses. Distribution costs surged 33% to Rs. 7.1 billion due to higher volumes and fuel price hikes, while finance costs jumped 90% to Rs. 2 billion.

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