Security Papers posts Rs2bn profit, declares Rs11.5 dividend
KARACHI: Security Papers Limited (SPL) reported strong financial results for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, recording a gross profit of Rs2.204 billion, up 8.0 per cent from the previous year. Profit before tax reached Rs2.414 billion, while net profit stood at Rs1,524 million, reflecting the company’s sustained growth and operational efficiency.
The Board of Directors declared a total dividend of Rs11.5 per share (115 per cent), including a final dividend of Rs9 and an interim dividend of Rs2.5 per share. The Board also approved the company’s budget for FY2025-26.
Chairperson Aftab Manzoor credited the performance to the company’s focus on innovation, efficient operations, and long-term value creation. SPL continues to invest in advanced technologies, including an upgrade of its PM-2 paper machine by Giesecke+Devrient to support future banknote security enhancements. The company was also recognised at the 22nd Annual Environment Excellence Awards 2025 for its renewable energy and wastewater recycling initiatives.
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