Big earnings moves, changing margins and dividends. So which companies caught the market’s attention this earnings season? Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL) delivered a major jump in profitability, while D.G. Khan Cement (DGKC) posted stronger quarterly earnings and announced a dividend. Abbott Laboratories Pakistan (ABOT) also saw earnings growth, supported by improving gross margins. But what is really driving these results, and what could they mean for investors? In the latest episode of Stock Watch, powered by Chase Securities, Nukta’s Shahbaz Ashraf (CFA) and Moiz ur Rehman break down the latest earnings, the key drivers behind them, and what they could signal for these stocks and the wider Pakistan Stock Exchange. Which earnings story stands out to you? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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In this episode of Stock Watch powered by Chase Securities and the Bank of Punjab, Nukta’s Shuja Qureshi and Shahbaz Ashraf analyze the latest earnings from DG Khan Cement (DGKC), Hub Power (HUBC), and National Bank of Pakistan (NBP). DGKC’s gross margins climbed to 32%, driving a 71% surge in profitability. HUBC declared a second interim dividend of PKR 5 per share, while NBP announced a hefty final dividend of PKR 35 per share.

In this episode of Stock Watch, Nukta’s Shuja Qureshi and Shahbaz Ashraf analyze the latest quarterly earnings of D.G. Khan Cement Company (DGKC), Bank Al Habib (BAHL), and Millat Tractors Limited (MTL). DGKC’s earnings per share declined by 32% quarter-over-quarter, driven by a contraction in gross margins to 22%. BAHL also posted weaker third-quarter results, with fee income falling 32%. Meanwhile, MTL’s bottom line was impacted by an 11% drop in sales, reflecting subdued demand in the tractor segment.

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