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Indus Dyeing & Manufacturing (IDYM) results for the quarter to September 2026: falls to a loss of Rs 161 M from a profit a year earlier

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Market Pulse Hub·2 November 2026·2 min read

Indus Dyeing & Manufacturing Co. Ltd (PSX: IDYM) announced its results for the three months to 30 September 2026 on 30 October 2026. It reported a loss after tax of Rs 161 M, or Rs -2.97 a share, against a profit of Rs 424 M in the same period last year. Sales or revenue came to Rs 18.38 bn, +3.8% on a year earlier. No payout was announced with these results.

Indus Dyeing & Manufacturing results for the quarter to September 2026
Indus Dyeing & Manufacturing: sales and profit for the quarter to September 2026 against the same period last year. Source: PSX.

The numbers

Quarter to September 2026 This year Last year Change
Sales / revenue Rs 18.38 bn Rs 17.71 bn +3.8%
Profit after tax −Rs 161 M Rs 424 M –
Earnings per share Rs -2.97 Rs 7.81 –
Net margin -0.9% 2.4%

Quarter by quarter

Profit after tax for each of the last quarters, with operating profit (EBITDA) where available, against the same quarter a year earlier.

Quarter Profit vs year ago Operating profit
Sep 2026 −Rs 161 M – Rs 5.85 bn
Jun 2026 Rs 1.85 bn +777% Rs 4.49 bn
Mar 2026 Rs 381 M +23% Rs 2.43 bn
Dec 2025 −Rs 209 M – Rs 1.32 bn
Sep 2025 Rs 424 M – Rs 1.66 bn
Jun 2025 Rs 211 M – Rs 1.16 bn
Mar 2025 Rs 309 M – Rs 1.85 bn
Dec 2024 Rs 98.1 M −76% Rs 2.05 bn

Over the last 12 months the company earned Rs 1.86 bn, against Rs 1.04 bn in the 12 months before (+79%). Profit grew year on year in 2 of the last 4 quarters.

The net margin narrowed to -0.9% from 2.4% a year earlier, so costs or financing took a larger share of sales.

Valuation

Price to earnings, last 12 months 1.9x (sector median 4.9x)
Price to book value 0.22x
Our fair value estimate Rs 2,025.41 (margin of safety +92%)
Pulse Score50 / 100
Market value Rs 8.47 bn
52-week range Rs 88.01 to Rs 188.00

On this measure the shares trade below the typical company in the Textile Spinning sector, which can reflect lower expected growth or higher risk as well as value.

Earnings momentum

Over the last 12 months profit after tax changed by +235.7% and operating profit by +110.0% on the year before; in the latest quarter against a year earlier the figures were +242.4% and +252.7%. Our earnings momentum check, which looks for profit and operating profit accelerating together, shows a partial signal. It is one input to the Pulse Score, not a recommendation. These figures may not yet include the quarter just announced.

Market reaction

The share price has moved +9.3% since the close before the announcement (Rs 142.91 to Rs 156.25 on 30 October 2026), against −0.5% for the KSE-100 over the same days.

Dividend record

The company paid a cash dividend in 7 of the last 10 years.

What to watch

  • The full report. The company’s quarterly report, with the directors’ review, usually follows within a few weeks and explains what drove the change.
  • Next results. The next set of results is expected around 27 February 2027.
  • Margins. Whether the lower margin is a one-off or a trend; the directors’ review in the full report usually explains it.
  • Debt. Debt is 1.8 times equity, so interest rates matter for future profit.

The full picture, with the score breakdown, fair value estimate and price history, is on the IDYM page of the Market Pulse Hub dashboard.

Bilal, Market Pulse Hub

Source: results as reported to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on 30 October 2026; prices and payouts from PSX. Changes, margins and valuation ratios are our calculations. This article is generated automatically from the reported figures and does not include the company’s own commentary. It is for information only and is not investment advice.

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