DGKC earns Rs3.7bn

Our Equities Correspondent Published September 15, 2021

KARACHI: D.G. Khan Cement Company Ltd posted a profit-after-tax of Rs3.72 billion for the year ended June 30, converting to earnings per share at Rs8.49. It showed a turnaround from the loss after tax of Rs2.16bn and loss per share of Rs4.93 suffered the in FY20.

The board recommended a final cash dividend at Rs10 per share

Published in Dawn, September 15th, 2021

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