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Nestlé Pakistan nine-month sales rise 6.3% to Rs160.26bn

Directors’ review for the period to 30 September 2026 also shows net profit after tax of Rs14.526 billion, up 3.1%, amid inflation and higher energy costs.

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Nestlé Pakistan Limited has filed a directors’ review and condensed interim financial information with the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) for the nine months ended 30 September 2026. The company reported net sales of Rs160.260 billion, up 6.3% from the same period last year, and net profit after tax of Rs14.526 billion, up 3.1% year on year. The filing is a report transmission of the interim package, not a separate earnings-results notice.

Sales, margins and profit

Alongside the top-line and bottom-line figures, the directors’ review sets out further growth rates for the nine-month stretch. Gross profit rose 8.1% and operating profit 5.9% compared with the matching period a year earlier. Those percentage gains sit above the rise in net profit after tax, which the company put at 3.1%.

In rupee terms, the results show a business that grew sales into the Rs160 billion range while still lifting profit, though profit growth lagged sales and gross-profit growth. The figures relate only to the nine months ended 30 September 2026; they are not a full-year close.

Costs and operating pressures

Management pointed to several pressures on day-to-day operations. It listed inflation, geopolitical instability, and higher fuel and energy prices among the challenges it faced in the period. Those cost themes matter for a large packaged-foods manufacturer that depends on transport, factories, and cold or ambient distribution across Pakistan.

The company did not, in the highlights summarised from the filing, publish a detailed breakdown of how much each factor added to costs. The directors’ review nonetheless frames the operating environment as difficult even as sales and profits rose.

Outlook for the rest of 2026

Nestlé Pakistan said it maintains a cautious outlook for the full year 2026. That stance follows the nine-month results and the cost pressures already described. Investors and consumers watching the brand’s listed parent will need the complete PSX filing for the full notes and tables before drawing investment conclusions.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Nestle Pakistan ne 30 September 2026 tak ke nau mahine ka financial report PSX par jama karaya hai. Sales 160.26 arab rupay ho gayi, jo pichhle saal se 6.3% zyada hain. Munafa tax ke baad 14.526 arab rupay raha, 3.1% ziyada. Company mehngai, fuel aur energy ke kharchon ki wajah se poore 2026 ke liye ehtiyat se dekh rahi hai.

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For the nine months ended 30 September 2026, Nestlé Pakistan reported net sales of Rs160.260 billion (up 6.3%) and net profit after tax of Rs14.526 billion (up 3.1%). Gross profit grew 8.1% and operating profit 5.9% versus the same period last year.

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