Indus Motor Profit Rises 32% as Auto Demand Rebounds in Pakistan
Indus Motor profit rise marks a strong start to the fiscal year. The Toyota assembler in Pakistan posted a 32% increase in profit after tax. The figure reached Rs6.72 billion for the quarter ending September 30, 2025, compared to Rs5.09 billion last year.
Earnings per share also improved to Rs85.49, up from Rs64.77 in the same quarter of 2024. The company announced this update in a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
In addition, Indus Motor declared an interim cash dividend of Rs51 per share, representing a 510% payout for the quarter.
Higher Sales Boost Performance
Revenue from customer contracts surged 48% to Rs61.74 billion. This jump came from better vehicle sales and price adjustments. As a result, gross profit nearly doubled, climbing 89% to Rs10.54 billion from Rs5.58 billion last year.
However, expenses also grew. Distribution, administrative, and other operating costs reached Rs1.63 billion, reflecting a 25% rise. Despite this, the company managed to control financing costs, which fell to Rs49.7 million from Rs61.8 million.
Other income dropped to Rs2.9 billion, compared to Rs4.46 billion a year earlier. The decline came mainly from reduced investment returns.
Before taxes, the automaker earned Rs11.07 billion, compared to Rs8.25 billion last year. Tax payments increased 38%, reaching Rs4.35 billion during the quarter.
Analysts noted that the company’s growth reflects gradual recovery in Pakistan’s auto industry. Import restrictions have eased, and consumer demand is slowly returning. Therefore, Indus Motor’s improved results show renewed market confidence.
