Pakistan State Oil Reports Strong Financial Results for FY25
KARACHI – Pakistan State Oil (PSO), the country’s leading energy company, has announced its financial results for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. Despite global and domestic challenges, the company delivered steady performance, highlighting its resilience and adaptability.
PSO recorded a profit after tax of PKR 20.9 billion for FY25. The Board of Management also approved a dividend of PKR 10 per share, representing a payout ratio of 22.5%. On a consolidated basis, including Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL), the group posted a profit after tax of PKR 16.4 billion, with an Earnings Per Share (EPS) of PKR 35.03.
Maintaining its market leadership, PSO secured a 44% share of the country’s liquid fuel market. In key segments, the company achieved 45.7% in white oil, 46% in diesel, and 40.8% in motor gasoline with sales of 3.2 million metric tons. PSO also held an exceptional 99% market share in jet fuel, ensuring smooth operations at 15 airports across Pakistan.
In FY25, the company expanded its retail network by adding 107 new outlets, reaching a total of 3,649 nationwide. With more than 310 convenience stores and the launch of its modern VIBE concept stores in major cities, PSO is reshaping the retail fuel experience.
The company made significant progress in its clean energy and innovation initiatives. It partnered with BYD Pakistan and HUBCO Green to launch Pakistan’s first New Energy Vehicle fast-charging station on the M2 Motorway, with plans for 128 fast chargers across 50 stations by the end of 2025. PSO also advanced its renewable energy projects, focusing on solar power to support Pakistan’s low-carbon goals.
Further achievements included the expansion of LPG business to 60,000 metric tons (a 22.4% growth), the introduction of LPG Blue e-commerce services in Gilgit-Baltistan, and progress on the 427-km White Oil Pipeline project, which will enhance supply chain efficiency.
PSO also strengthened its digital transformation, automating fuel handling facilities, modernizing 137 outlets with 498 dispensing controllers, and deploying smart technologies to improve operations.
On the corporate social responsibility front, PSO invested PKR 500 million in healthcare, education, disaster relief, and environmental initiatives, reaffirming its commitment to community welfare.
The company also improved financial stewardship, reducing circular debt exposure in the power sector and cutting SNGPL liabilities by PKR 24.7 billion.
With strong foundations, innovative projects, and continued expansion, PSO remains at the forefront of Pakistan’s energy security and economic progress.
