Pakistan State Oil announced a profit after tax of Rs. 25.56 billion for the initial quarter of fiscal year 2026-27, rising from Rs. 9.39 billion during the previous year's matching period, driven by better product offerings and higher sales volumes.

Earnings per share for the firm climbed to Rs. 54.44, compared to Rs. 20.00 reported a year earlier.

Petroleum sales for the company jumped 17.8 percent year-on-year across July-September 2026, outpacing the wider industry growth rate of 7.1 percent. The enterprise also expanded its market share by 4.2 percentage points, reaching 45.9 percent.

When viewed on a consolidated basis, which factors in the contribution of Pakistan Refinery Limited, the organization posted a profit after tax of Rs. 29.42 billion alongside an earnings per share of Rs. 62.66.

Sales of motor gasoline for the firm grew by 23.2 percent to hit 968,000 metric tons, while high-speed diesel sales advanced 12.8 percent to reach 759,000 tons. Sales of aviation fuel climbed 15.5 percent, with the corporation providing 99.6 percent of the Jet A-1 market.

Lubricant sales experienced a 17.4 percent increase, totaling 9,970 tons.

Throughout the quarter, the enterprise brought in 16 petroleum product cargoes amounting to 756,000 tons, while also taking 1.019 million tons of petrol and diesel from domestic refineries.

The business additionally established 37 new retail stations, bringing its total operational network to 3,727 sites throughout Pakistan. Its network for electric vehicle charging grew to encompass 16 spots.

The organization stated that it maintained management of the long-term liquefied natural gas supply portfolio for Pakistan amid a period of supplier force majeure, collaborating with state authorities to keep supplies flowing to the gas and power sectors.

Following the conclusion of the quarter, the firm entered into a government-to-government sale and purchase contract with OQ Trading from Oman to broaden fuel sourcing alternatives for Pakistan.

The enterprise also noted that its CSR Trust provided Rs. 112 million toward community development, healthcare, and education throughout the quarter.