Indus Motor Company Limited called on the government of Pakistan to implement market-driven policies in the formulation of the upcoming Auto Industry Policy in June 2026. The company posted its half year financial results for FY25 on Friday, announcing a second interim cash dividend of Rs 46 per share i.e 460%, in addition to the first interim cash dividend paid at Rs 51 per share i.e 510%.
In the same financial report, the company remarked on the stabilizing economy of Pakistan and further urged the government for better market conditions for the auto industry moving forward.
“We recommend the government to relax the restrictions on auto financing up to Rs 3 million, provide relief from duties and taxes on direct and indirect export of vehicles, and rationalize taxes on vehicle prices to enhance affordability for consumers,” said the report.
The report further added, “These measures are critical for the sustainable growth of the auto sector and for supporting the additional localization of auto parts, thereby generating more employment and revenue for the government.”
In terms of financials, the company reported a net profit of Rs 12.7 billion for the Half year ended December 31st, 2025. A solid increase from a net profit of Rs 9.9 billion in the same period last year. The basic and diluted earnings per share increased to Rs 161.60 from Rs 126.69 in the previous period.
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