Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited (FFC) has officially announced its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025. The announcement came during the Board of Directors meeting held yesterday, January 29, 2026. Despite a challenging market, the company delivered a strong performance with a net profitability of Rs. 73.6 billion.
The company reported impressive earnings per share (EPS) of Rs. 51.7. A significant portion of this performance stems from smart investments. Specifically, FFC secured Rs. 22 billion in dividend income from its subsidiaries and associates. Additionally, investment income contributed another Rs. 17.4 billion to the bottom line.
Shareholders will also see immediate returns. The Board announced a final Cash Dividend of Rs. 8.5 per share (85%). This payment comes in addition to the Interim Dividends already paid, which totalled Rs. 28.50 per share (285%).
The fertiliser market faced significant hurdles throughout 2025. Adverse climate conditions and irregular crop yields created an oversupplied market. Consequently, industry-wide inventory levels remained high. However, FFC navigated these issues effectively. Through strategic measures, the company maintained the lowest inventory carrying position in the industry for the entire year.
Production numbers remained robust. The company achieved an average capacity utilisation of 112% for Urea and 124% for DAP.
| Product | Production (Thousand Tonnes) | Offtake/Sales (Thousand Tonnes) | Capacity Utilization |
| Urea | 2,903 | 2,886 | 112% |
| DAP | 837 | 834 | 124% |
FFC continues to support the national economy significantly. The company contributed Rs. 110.07 billion to the National Exchequer in taxes and levies. This marks a substantial increase from last year’s contribution of Rs. 94.11 billion.
Furthermore, FFC played a vital role in import substitution. By producing fertilisers locally, the company enabled foreign exchange savings of approximately USD 1.2 billion.