PSX Company Profiles
What listed companies do, how they make money, key financials and Shariah status, researched by the PSX Investors Zone team.
3 companies
Refinery
Attock Refinery Limited
Attock Refinery Limited (PSX: ATRL) is a Pakistani oil-refining company incorporated in 1978. It processes crude oil into petroleum products and operates in Pakistan's energy sector. Explore its FY2026 financial performance, dividend announcements, refinery-upgradation plans, Shariah-screening status and key investment risks before conducting further research.
Refinery and Petroleum Marketing
Cnergyico PK Limited
Cnergyico PK Limited (PSX: CNERGY) is a Pakistan-based petroleum company operating in oil refining and petroleum marketing. Incorporated in 1995, the company supplies petroleum products through its refining and marketing operations. For the financial year ended 30 June 2026, Cnergyico reported consolidated revenue of approximately Rs.410.24 billion and profit after tax of approximately Rs.11.18 billion. The company was classified as Shariah-compliant in the PSX-KMI All Share Islamic Index review effective 5 June 2026, based on financial statements to 31 December 2025. Investors should also review the Risk Warning Alert displayed on the official PSX profile, which identifies potential trading suspension or delisting risk associated with continuous regulatory violations. Shariah screening status and regulatory standing should be rechecked before making any investment decision.
Refinery
Pakistan Refinery Limited
Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL) is a Pakistan Stock Exchange-listed oil refining company and a subsidiary of Pakistan State Oil Company Limited. Established in 1960, PRL processes crude oil into petroleum products used in transportation, industry and other sectors. Its financial performance depends on refinery margins, crude oil and petroleum product prices, local demand, inventory movements, energy costs and financing expenses. PRL reported a return to annual profitability in FY2026 after a loss in FY2025. Investors should assess whether this improvement is sustainable and verify the company’s latest financial disclosures and official Shariah-screening status.