KARACHI: Pak Suzuki Motor Company posted condensed loss after tax (LAT) of Rs2.46 billion for the six months ended June 30, up from a negative bottom line of Rs1.53bn in the same term of 2019.

Loss per share (LPS) was up to Rs29.92, from Rs18.53. Sales declined 58pc to Rs27.48bn, from Rs65.43bn, which the company attributed to drastic decline in volumes.

Bata bottom line turns negative

Bata Pakistan Ltd declared LAT amounting to Rs671 million and LPS at Rs88.74 for the six months ended June 30, against after-tax profit of Rs653m and earnings per share at Rs86.36 in the same period last year. Sales dropped to Rs4.68bn, from Rs8.79bn.

Exide bleeds Rs228m

Exide Pakistan Ltd recorded loss of Rs228m and LPS at Rs29.35 in its unconsolidated condensed statement for the quarter ended June 30, as against LAT of Rs227m and LPS of Rs29.26 in the same period previous year.

Turnover decreased to Rs1.73bn, from Rs2.68bn. The chemicals section contributed operating profit against operating loss posted by the batteries division.

Published in Dawn, September 1st, 2020

Opinion

Editorial

Border clashes
19 May, 2024

Border clashes

THE Pakistan-Afghanistan frontier has witnessed another series of flare-ups, this time in the Kurram tribal district...
Penalising the dutiful
19 May, 2024

Penalising the dutiful

DOES the government feel no remorse in burdening honest citizens with the cost of its own ineptitude? With the ...
Students in Kyrgyzstan
Updated 19 May, 2024

Students in Kyrgyzstan

The govt ought to take a direct approach comprising convincing communication with the students and Kyrgyz authorities.
Ominous demands
Updated 18 May, 2024

Ominous demands

The federal government needs to boost its revenues to reduce future borrowing and pay back its existing debt.
Property leaks
18 May, 2024

Property leaks

THE leaked Dubai property data reported on by media organisations around the world earlier this week seems to have...
Heat warnings
18 May, 2024

Heat warnings

STARTING next week, the country must brace for brutal heatwaves. The NDMA warns of severe conditions with...