LUCK

Lucky Cement Limited

By PSX Investors Zone · Updated October 15, 2026

Lucky Cement Limited company profile

Lucky Cement Limited (PSX: LUCK) is a Pakistani cement manufacturer incorporated in 1993. The company manufactures and markets cement and operates within Pakistan's construction and building-materials industry, with additional international and associated business interests at group level. Explore its financial performance, earnings per share, dividend disclosures, valuation indicators, cement-sector risks, and Shariah-screening information through this PSX Investors Zone company profile.

Company Overview

Lucky Cement Limited (PSX: LUCK) is a Pakistani cement manufacturer incorporated on September 18, 1993. Its principal activity is manufacturing and marketing cement.

The company operates in the cement and building-materials industry, where financial performance can be influenced by construction demand, infrastructure spending, cement prices, energy costs, transportation expenses, capacity utilisation, and competition.

Official sources:

Company Information

ParticularDetails
Company NameLucky Cement Limited
PSX SymbolLUCK
SectorCement
Incorporation DateSeptember 18, 1993
Headquarters / Factory AddressMain Indus Highway, Pezu, District Lakki Marwat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Financial Year-EndJune 30
Official Websitelucky-cement.com
Official PSX ProfileView LUCK on PSX

Source: Official PSX LUCK profile.

Business Model

Lucky Cement manufactures and markets cement. Cement is an essential construction material used in residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects.

The company's performance may be affected by:

  • Domestic construction and infrastructure activity
  • Cement demand and selling prices
  • Coal, electricity, fuel, and other production costs
  • Transportation and distribution expenses
  • Capacity utilisation and plant efficiency
  • Competition and export-market conditions
  • Government policies, taxation, and infrastructure spending

Investors should review the company's published financial and operational reports to assess how these factors affect results.

Financial Performance — FY2026

The PSX company profile displays the following unconsolidated financial figures for the year ended June 30, 2026:

IndicatorFY2026FY2025
SalesRs. 136.53 billionRs. 124.51 billion
Profit after taxationRs. 46.63 billionRs. 33.09 billion
EPSRs. 31.83Rs. 22.59
Gross profit margin37.48%34.28%
Net profit margin34.15%26.58%

Based on these PSX-displayed figures, sales increased by approximately 9.7%, profit after taxation increased by approximately 40.9%, and EPS increased by approximately 40.9% compared with FY2025.

Important: These figures are for the company's unconsolidated financial statements. Lucky Cement's consolidated group results are different and should be analysed separately.

Sources:

Before publication, compare the FY2026 figures with the original annual report and clearly label every table as either consolidated or unconsolidated.

Fundamental Analysis

Fundamental analysis helps investors assess a company's financial performance, business model, financial position, and valuation.

For Lucky Cement, useful indicators include:

  • Revenue and sales growth
  • Gross profit and net profit
  • Earnings per share (EPS)
  • Gross and net profit margins
  • Operating cash flow
  • Debt and financing costs
  • Capital expenditure
  • Cement dispatches and capacity utilisation
  • Dividend history
  • Price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio

Each figure should include its reporting period and source. Comparisons should use consistent accounting bases and should account for any stock splits or other corporate actions that affect per-share figures.

Cement Industry Analysis

Cement companies are sensitive to changes in construction activity, infrastructure spending, energy costs, and domestic demand.

When reviewing Lucky Cement, investors should examine:

  • Local cement dispatches
  • Export volumes and destinations
  • Average selling prices
  • Coal and electricity costs
  • Freight and transportation expenses
  • Industry capacity and utilisation
  • Competition and pricing trends
  • Taxation and government policy

Industry-wide trends should be distinguished from Lucky Cement-specific disclosures. Avoid attributing a change in earnings to a particular factor unless the company or another reliable source supports that explanation.

Valuation Analysis

Price-to-Earnings Ratio (P/E)

The P/E ratio compares a share's market price with earnings per share. It changes with the share price and reported earnings, so the market-price date and EPS period should always be stated.

Profit Margins

Gross and net profit margins help show the relationship between sales, production costs, expenses, and earnings. Changes should be evaluated alongside cement prices, fuel costs, production efficiency, and the reporting basis used.

Cash Flow and Debt

Operating cash flow indicates the cash generated by the business. Investors should also review capital expenditure, borrowings, financing costs, and liquidity requirements.

Dividend Yield

Dividend yield compares the applicable annual dividend per share with the share price used in the calculation. Distinguish historical, proposed, approved, and paid dividends.

No single ratio is sufficient to determine whether LUCK is fairly valued or suitable for an investor.

Dividend History

Lucky Cement publishes dividend and corporate-action information through PSX announcements and its financial reports.

The PSX profile lists a notice confirming the credit of a final cash dividend dated October 9, 2026. Before publishing a historical dividend table, verify the underlying announcement and record the amount per share, relevant entitlement dates, and payment status.

Official source: PSX LUCK Announcements and Payouts.

Historical dividends do not guarantee future distributions.

Shariah-Compliance Screening

The PSX Shariah-screening information published on May 15, 2026, for the KMI-30 recomposition includes Lucky Cement Limited as Compliant, based on the screening data dated December 31, 2025.

The published screening table lists the following measures for LUCK:

Screening measurePublished result
Debt ratio26.26%
Non-compliant investment ratio0.30%
Non-compliant income ratio0.27%
Illiquid assets ratio86.25%
Final Shariah statusCompliant

Source: PSX KMI-30 Recomposition Notice — May 15, 2026.

This is a dated screening result based on the stated review data. It does not guarantee that LUCK will remain compliant in future reviews or under every Shariah-screening methodology.

Before publishing a current-status badge, check the latest applicable official screening list and display its date and methodology.

Important PSX Risk Warning

The PSX company profile accessed for this research displays a risk-warning alert stating that the company is in continuous violation of specified listing-regulation clauses, 5.11.1 or 5.11.2, and may face suspension of trading or delisting risk.

This warning requires verification against the latest official PSX notices before publication. The profile alert alone does not establish that trading has already been suspended or that delisting has occurred.

Check the latest notices and company announcements to determine the underlying issue, date, and current status. Do not present the warning as resolved without authoritative confirmation.

Source: Official PSX LUCK Profile and Announcements.

Business Risks

Investors researching Lucky Cement should consider:

  • Changes in construction and infrastructure demand
  • Volatility in energy and fuel costs
  • Cement pricing and competitive pressure
  • Domestic and export-market conditions
  • Transportation and distribution expenses
  • Plant maintenance and operational interruptions
  • Capital expenditure and financing costs
  • Taxation, environmental rules, and other regulatory changes

These are general research considerations, not claims that every risk has materialised at the company. Company-specific conclusions should be supported by current disclosures.

Official Reports and Announcements

Use these sources to verify the company's information:

  1. PSX LUCK Company Profile, Financials, and Announcements
  2. Lucky Cement Official Website
  3. Lucky Cement FY2025 Annual Report
  4. PSX KMI-30 Recomposition Notice — May 15, 2026

Investor Research Checklist

Before evaluating LUCK, investors can:

  1. Read the latest annual and interim financial statements.
  2. Separate unconsolidated company results from consolidated group results.
  3. Compare sales, profit, and EPS across comparable reporting periods.
  4. Review cement dispatches, selling prices, and production costs.
  5. Verify dividend announcements and payment status.
  6. Check valuation ratios using dated market prices and reported earnings.
  7. Verify the latest applicable Shariah-screening status.
  8. Investigate the risk warning displayed on PSX and check for subsequent official notices.

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Disclaimer: This profile is for educational and research purposes only. It is not personalised investment advice and does not guarantee investment performance. Verify financial figures, corporate disclosures, risk notices, and Shariah-screening information against the latest official sources before relying on them.

This profile is for educational purposes and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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