Murree Brewery Company Limited FY 2026 Corporate Briefing Presentation

Key takeaways

• Net sales increased from Rs. 28,563 million in FY 2025 to Rs. 31,996 million in FY 2026, driven by higher quantities sold and sales prices.
• Gross profit rose to Rs. 8,043 million in FY 2026 compared to Rs. 7,380 million in FY 2025, supported by improved margins and volume growth.
• Profit after tax grew by 16% to Rs. 3,790 million in FY 2026 compared to Rs. 3,262 million in the previous year, resulting in an EPS of Rs. 137.02.
• Total assets grew by 12.8% to Rs. 26,279 million as of June 30, 2026, while total liabilities decreased by 9.0% to Rs. 5,512 million.
• Cash dividend was maintained at 415% (Rs. 41.50 per share) for FY 2026, matching the previous year's payout.
• A new 30,000 BPH CSD filling line from Best Crown (China) was installed and operationalized, increasing CSD production capacity by 50%.
• A shrink wrap machine was installed during FY 2025-26, doubling the production capacity of 250ml non-alcoholic beer cans from 9,000 to 18,000 cans per hour.
• Murree Sparkletts successfully commissioned a 10,000 BPH glass bottle water filling line imported from China on June 1, 2026.
• The 130 TPD Murree Glass furnace project has completed construction with Rs. 1.4 billion expended to date, with pre-heating underway and an expected operational date of January or February 2027.
• Tops Hattar completed multiple in-house modifications, including a 200 ml glass bottle sticker labeling line operating at 6,000 bottles per hour, a 3.25 kg ketchup bottle filling line operating at 600 bottles per hour, and an automated 5-litre juice bottle filling line operating at 420 bottles per hour.
• Future projects include a planned new PET filling machine in Hattar with an 18,000 bottles per hour capacity and a new high-speed PMFL filling line in Rawalpindi with a 20,000 bottles per hour capacity.
• Murree Sparkletts plans to develop new carbonated flavored water variants featuring lime, ginger, and mint flavors.
• The company contributed Rs. 15,518 million to the Government exchequer during FY 2026 compared to Rs. 11,992 million in the previous year.
• Key risk factors and challenges highlighted include political instability, super tax, uncertain taxes and duties, rising energy and fuel costs, dependence on Punjab Excise for ex-factory pricing, and SBP raw material import restrictions.