International Packaging Films Limited generated consolidated revenue of Rs. 11.13 billion during the first quarter ending September 30, 2026, marking a 9.2 percent increase from the previous year.
Profit after tax stayed nearly flat at Rs. 705 million, shifting slightly from Rs. 704 million during the same period last year, while earnings per share grew to Rs. 1.08 from Rs. 1.01.
Financial filings show gross profit dropped to Rs. 1.62 billion compared to Rs. 1.75 billion, whereas finance costs dropped by 16 percent.
Company officials explained that margins demonstrated normal trading conditions following stronger results in the two quarters before fiscal year 2026, with the group concentrating on better manufacturing capacity utilization, product mix enhancement, and export market growth.
Export revenue jumped close to double at Rs. 3.515 billion versus Rs. 2.442 billion in the same timeframe last year, reaching roughly $12.68 million.
Standalone figures for IPAK showed revenue at Rs. 3.42 billion alongside a profit after tax of Rs. 211 million for the quarter.
Leadership pointed out potential supply chain hazards tied to the ongoing Middle East conflict, citing unpredictable raw material supplies, shipping lanes, delivery timelines, and expenses.
Executives stated that their main focus areas involve securing materials, keeping operations running, and handling working capital.
