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In the latest quarter, (Q2 Jun 2024), EFERT earned a net income of Rs. 4.6 per share, and declared a cash dividend of Rs. 3 per share.

Gross profit, decreased by 69.5% over Q1 (Mar 2024)
Net Income decreased by 30.8% over Q1 (Mar 2024);  and increased by 139.6% over Q2 (Jun 2023).
Tax rate in Q2, Jun 2024 was 10%.

In the last four quarters, EFERT earned a net income of Rs. 24.3 per share, and paid a cash dividend of Rs. 25 per share.
On twelve trailing-month basis the net income shows a growth of 12.2%

EFERT Indices weighting:  KSE100: 4.1%  KSE30: 5.87%  KMI30: 9.41%







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