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Avenceon (PSXZ:AVN): For the year ending December 2024, AVN posted a net income of Rs 539 million (EPS: Rs 1.3), a significant decline from the previous year's net income of Rs 1,625 million. No cash dividend has been declared in the past 12 months.

Similar to last year, nearly all of AVN’s income came from 'other income'. Without the Rs 584 million from this category, AVN would have reported a loss in the fourth quarter as well as for the full year.

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