Lahore — Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited (FFC) has announced its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, reporting strong profitability despite an oversupplied fertilizer market and challenging agricultural conditions. The results were approved at a meeting of the company’s Board of Directors held on January 29.
The announcement matters for investors and the agriculture sector as it highlights how Pakistan’s largest fertilizer producer navigated weak farmer economics, climate-related disruptions, and high industry inventories while maintaining low stock levels and steady production. The company also declared a final cash dividend, adding to returns already paid during the year, as part of the FFC annual results 2025.
Financial performance and dividends
FFC reported a net profit of PKR 73.6 billion for the year, translating into earnings per share of PKR 51.7, according to the company’s statement. The performance was supported by dividend income of PKR 22 billion from subsidiaries and associates, alongside investment income of PKR 17.4 billion.
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The Board announced a final cash dividend of PKR 8.5 per share, or 85 percent, for the year ended December 31, 2025. This is in addition to interim dividends of PKR 28.50 per share, or 285 percent, already paid to shareholders.
Production, sales, and market conditions
During 2025, the fertilizer market remained oversupplied for much of the year due to adverse climate conditions, irregular crop yields, and pressure on farmer incomes. Despite these factors, FFC said it remained the lowest inventory-carrying company in the sector through internal management measures.
Aggregate urea production reached 2.903 million tonnes, while DAP output stood at 837,000 tonnes. Average capacity utilization was reported at 112 percent for urea and 124 percent for DAP. Combined urea offtake during the year totaled 2.886 million tonnes, with DAP offtake recorded at 834,000 tonnes.
Contribution to the economy
FFC said it contributed PKR 110.07 billion to the national exchequer in the form of taxes and levies during 2025, up from PKR 94.11 billion in the previous year. The company added that locally produced fertilizers helped save approximately USD 1.2 billion in foreign exchange by reducing the need for imports.
The results underline the role of Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited in supporting agricultural supply, government revenues, and balance-of-payments stability during a difficult year for the sector.
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