Toyota Pakistan has announced impressive financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, showing strong recovery in the country’s automobile sector. The company’s profit after tax increased by 32% compared to last year, reaching Rs. 6.72 billion, up from Rs. 5.09 billion in the same period last year.
Shareholders benefited significantly from this growth, with earnings per share rising to Rs. 85.49. The company also declared a generous interim cash dividend of Rs. 51 per share, rewarding investors for their confidence in the business.
Toyota Pakistan’s total revenue showed remarkable growth, jumping 48% to reach Rs. 61.74 billion. This substantial increase was driven by two main factors: higher vehicle sales volume as more customers purchased Toyota cars, and price adjustments that reflected market conditions and currency fluctuations.
The company’s gross profit nearly doubled to Rs. 10.54 billion, demonstrating strong profitability and effective cost management. While operating expenses increased slightly due to expanded business activities, finance costs actually decreased, which helped improve overall profitability.
Industry analysts attribute Toyota Pakistan’s strong performance to several positive developments in the country’s automotive market. The easing of import restrictions by the government has made it easier for car manufacturers to bring in necessary parts and components. Additionally, consumer demand for vehicles is recovering as Pakistan’s economy shows signs of stabilization.
This growth reflects broader improvements in Pakistan’s auto sector after a difficult period. With reduced regulatory barriers and returning consumer confidence, Toyota Pakistan is well-positioned to maintain its market leadership and continue delivering strong results for shareholders and customers alike.
