Pakistan State Oil reported a revenue after tax of Rs. 12.1 billion for the half 12 months ended December 31, 2025, in comparison with Rs. 11.2 billion in the identical interval final 12 months.
The corporate’s earnings per share stood at Rs. 25.82, whereas product sales reached Rs. 1.6 trillion through the interval. On a consolidated foundation, revenue after tax elevated to Rs. 14.7 billion with earnings per share of Rs. 31.34.
PSO maintained a 42.2 % share within the white oil section, with whole gross sales of three,418 KMT. Nevertheless, black oil gross sales declined on account of decrease demand from the ability sector.
Within the aviation section, the corporate held a 99 % market share in jet gasoline gross sales. LPG gross sales reached 28.5 KMT, reflecting a 3.6 % improve in comparison with the identical interval final 12 months.
The corporate additionally reported progress in infrastructure, together with rehabilitation of 39 KMT storage capability at a number of areas.
Moreover, the White Oil Pipeline Undertaking reached a serious milestone with the federal cupboard’s ratification of the undertaking abstract and provisional tariff, shifting it towards full implementation. PSO additionally expanded its bodily footprint to three,638 stores and enhanced its comfort ecosystem by the expansion of VIBE shops and the launch of the in-house VIBE Café.
Embracing the way forward for power, PSO is main the way in which in sustainability by PSO Renewable Power (PSORE). The corporate has solarized a number of operational terminals and is on monitor so as to add 2.2 MWp of photo voltaic capability by mid-2026.
Concurrently, PSO has established Pakistan’s largest electrical automobile (EV) infrastructure with 9 charging stations throughout main highways and cities. Digital innovation remained a precedence, highlighted by the profitable launch of the Payvay cellular utility and the combination of Raast digital funds by its fintech subsidiary, Cerisma (Pvt.) Restricted.
Past operations, PSO stays dedicated to social impression, investing PKR 196 million in healthcare, training, and group growth, together with the PSO Mannequin Village for flood-affected households. Whereas round debt stays a persistent problem with receivables at RS. 412 billion, the corporate continues to interact proactively with the Authorities for a sustainable answer.