Pakistan’s DG Khan Cement results

Pakistan-based Dera Ghazi Khan Cement (DG Khan Cement) has recorded an 11% rise in its net profit in the April to June quarter of 2015 from PKR 2.02 billion (€17.06 million/US$19.35 million) in the same quarter in 2014, to PKR 2.25 billion. The cement maker has registered an increase in its earnings per share in the quarter under review from PKR 4.61 previously, to PKR 5.14.
September 25, 2015 Read time: 1 min

Pakistan-based Dera Ghazi Khan Cement (8008 DG Khan Cement) has recorded an 11% rise in its net profit in the April to June quarter of 2015 from PKR 2.02 billion (€17.06 million/US$19.35 million) in the same quarter in 2014, to PKR 2.25 billion.

The cement maker has registered an increase in its earnings per share in the quarter under review from PKR 4.61 previously, to PKR 5.14.

In fiscal year 2014/2015 ended June, the company has posted a 28% jump in its net earnings from PKR 5.97 billion in 2013/2014, to PKR 7.63 billion.

It has recorded a rise in its earnings per share in the year under review from PKR 13.62 in 2013/2014, to PKR 17.40.

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