El USD/JPY subió alrededor de un 0,15% el martes, acercándose a 157,60 mientras el par continuaba subiendo tras el fuerte repunte de la semana pasada.
Arcturus Therapeutics (NASDAQ:ARCT – Obtenga informe gratuito) publicó sus resultados de ganancias el martes. La empresa de biotecnología informó ganancias por acción de ($1,03) para el trimestre, por debajo de la estimación de consenso de ($0,92) por ($0,11), informa FiscalAI. Arcturus Therapeutics tuvo un margen neto negativo del 68,35% y un rendimiento sobre el capital negativo del 28,68%. La empresa tenía ingresos [...]
El gobernador de Washington, Bob Ferguson, advirtió el martes que el impuesto sobre la renta que los legisladores estatales demócratas están presionando para aprobar en los próximos nueve días podría tener que esperar hasta el próximo año. el gobernador y
ISLAMABAD: La Asamblea Nacional aprobó el martes el “Proyecto de ley de activos virtuales, 2026” para legalizar la moneda digital mediante el establecimiento de una autoridad para proteger a los inversores, apoyar la innovación y promover la transparencia en el mercado de activos virtuales. El proyecto de ley del gobierno se aprobó después de suspender las actividades programadas para el Día de los Miembros Privados en la Cámara. El Proyecto de Ley de Activos Virtuales de 2026 ya había sido aprobado por el Senado el 27 de febrero de 2026 y posteriormente fue remitido a la Asamblea Nacional. Ahora será enviado al Presidente de Pakistán para su aprobación. Una vez que el Presidente dé su aprobación, el proyecto de ley se convertirá en ley. El Ministro Federal de Asuntos Parlamentarios, Dr. Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, presentó el proyecto de ley ante la Cámara para su consideración y fue aprobado por mayoría de votos. Según esta ley, se establecería una autoridad para la concesión de licencias, regulación y supervisión de activos virtuales y proveedores de servicios de activos virtuales. LEA TAMBIÉN: Cripto: un desafío y una oportunidad El proyecto de ley establece que es necesario proporcionar un marco legal integral que faculte a la Autoridad para combatir el lavado de dinero, el financiamiento del terrorismo, el financiamiento de la proliferación y otras actividades ilícitas que involucran Activos Virtuales, de acuerdo con los estándares internacionales, y para prever asuntos relacionados con ellos o auxiliares. Según la cláusula 06 del proyecto de ley, “después del inicio de esta Ley, se establecerá una autoridad que se conocerá como Autoridad Reguladora de Activos Virtuales de Pakistán, que llevará a cabo los propósitos de esta Ley. La cláusula 07 del proyecto de ley establece que “la Autoridad estará compuesta por lo siguiente, a saber: (a) Presidente - que será designado por el Gobierno Federal, (b) el Secretario, Ministerio de Finanzas, (c) el Secretario, Ministerio de Derecho y Justicia, (d) el Gobernador, Banco Estatal de Pakistán, (e) el Presidente, Valores y Comisión de Bolsa de Pakistán, (f) el Presidente de la Autoridad Nacional ALD-CFT, (g) el Presidente de la Autoridad Digital de Pakistán; y (h) dos directores independientes con experiencia comprobada y una sólida trayectoria que posee experiencia relevante en los mercados de activos virtuales, tecnología digital y finanzas digitales, designados por el Gobierno Federal en la forma prescrita. La Autoridad determinará su propia política y dirección estratégica y aprobará su presupuesto y regulaciones. Según la declaración de objetivos y razones del proyecto de ley, "esta autoridad creará un entorno propicio para el comercio seguro, evitará actividades ilegales como el lavado de dinero y el fraude y mejorará la competitividad global. Por lo tanto, también se requiere un marco legal correspondiente, que faculte a la Autoridad, para combatir el lavado de dinero, el financiamiento del terrorismo y otras actividades ilícitas, al mismo tiempo que promueve la innovación, la inclusión financiera, el crecimiento económico y el desarrollo de servicios de activos virtuales compatibles con la Shariah alineados con las normas internacionales. estándares.”Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
KARACHI: El ministro federal de Petróleo, Ali Pervez Malik, dijo el martes que el gobierno es plenamente consciente de la situación actual en Oriente Medio y sus implicaciones. "Estamos tomando medidas para abordar la situación", dijo mientras hablaba en el programa de Aaj News 'News Insight with Aamir Zia'. Ali Pervez Malik enfatizó que la duración del conflicto es incierta y que Pakistán necesitará ayuda de sus aliados para hacer frente a presiones económicas adicionales. Destacó los esfuerzos del gobierno para superar los desafíos que plantean las tensiones regionales. Los comentarios del ministro federal se producen en un momento en que aumentan las tensiones en el Medio Oriente tras los ataques de Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán, con preocupaciones sobre posibles interrupciones en el suministro de petróleo y la estabilidad regional. Malik señaló que muchos países ahora son parte del conflicto de Medio Oriente y no está claro cuánto durará la situación. Por lo tanto, como gobierno responsable, debemos prepararnos para todos los escenarios que estén dentro de nuestros medios financieros, ya sean cuentas externas, reservas de energía o ahorros. Debemos poner en funcionamiento todos los elementos. El ministro federal también hizo un llamamiento a los paquistaníes para que conserven el combustible, incluida la gasolina, y permanezcan alerta. "La situación del mercado energético también es preocupante", afirmó. Aunque mencionó que el gobierno ha hecho arreglos y que hay suficientes existencias de gasolina y diésel en el país, el ministro advirtió que el aumento de los precios de la energía podría aumentar la inflación en Pakistán. "Pakistán importa GNL de Qatar Energy, y ahora que el Estrecho de Ormuz está bloqueado, Qatar ha suspendido la producción. Nuestras importaciones de GLP de Irán también pueden verse afectadas", dijo. “Necesitamos ser cautelosos”, instó Malik, enfatizando la preparación para posibles desafíos futuros. Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
PARÍS: Las salidas de los intercambios criptográficos iraníes se dispararon en las horas posteriores a los ataques de Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán el sábado, dijeron dos compañías de análisis de blockchain, aunque los investigadores agregaron que no era posible estar seguro de qué había detrás de los movimientos. Los fondos que salieron de los intercambios criptográficos iraníes aumentaron bruscamente hasta alcanzar más de USD 2 millones en la hora después de que comenzaron los ataques, dijo la compañía estadounidense de investigación blockchain Chainalysis. Los primeros informes de Reuters sobre los ataques fueron alrededor de las 0615 GMT del sábado. Los investigadores británicos de blockchain, Elliptic, dijeron que las salidas del mayor intercambio de criptomonedas de Irán, Nobitex, alcanzaron un máximo de USD 2,89 millones entre las 11:00 y las 12:00 GMT del sábado, un aumento de aproximadamente ocho veces en comparación con las salidas máximas por hora del día anterior. dijo.Nobitex no estaba disponible para hacer comentarios.Los datos dan una idea del creciente papel de las criptomonedas en Irán, donde la actividad tiende a aumentar bruscamente después de los shocks geopolíticos, dicen los investigadores de blockchain.Si bien las estimaciones pueden diferir ampliamente, los investigadores dicen que los volúmenes de transacciones de criptomonedas alcanzaron entre 8.000 y 11.000 millones de dólares en 2025, a medida que tanto los actores vinculados al estado como los inversores minoristas han recurrido a la moneda digital. Estados Unidos está investigando si plataformas criptográficas específicas han facilitado la evasión de sanciones por parte de funcionarios iraníes, informó Reuters en febrero. Las direcciones de las billeteras criptográficas son seudónimas (registradas en la cadena de bloques como una cadena de letras y números), lo que dificulta establecer quién está detrás de las transacciones. Chainalysis dijo que no estaba claro quién había movido fondos en los últimos días o por qué. "Es casi seguro que algunos de estos flujos son iraníes comunes y corrientes que mueven fondos en respuesta al creciente riesgo", dijo Chainalysis.
Nishat Mills Limited (PSX: NML), the flagship company of Nishat Group was established in 1951. Being one of the largest vertically integrated companies in Pakistan, the company is engaged in spinning, weaving, printing, dyeing, bleaching, and stitching and apparel business. NML deals in yarn, linen and other products made from raw cotton and synthetic fiber. The company is also in to the business of generating and supplying electricity.Pattern of ShareholdingAs of June 30, 2025, Nishat Mills Limited has a total of 351.600 million shares outstanding which are held by 12,593 shareholders. Local general public has the majority stake of 32.44 percent in the company followed by directors, CEO, their spouse and minor children holding 25.22 percent shares.Modarabas & Mutual funds account for 9.81 percent shares of NML while associated companies, undertakings and related parties have a stake of 8.82 percent in NML. Around 7.74 percent of the company’s shares are held by Banks, DFIs and NBFIs and 5.68 percent by joint stock companies. Provident/pension funds hold 3.62 percent shares. Foreign companies and foreign general public have 3.36 percent and 2.14 percent of NML’s shares respectively. The remaining ownership is held by other categories of shareholders.Historical Performance (2019-25)Except for a dip in 2020, NML’s topline rode an upward trajectory in all the years under consideration. Conversely, its bottomline declined in 2020, 2024 and 2025. NML’s margins which grew reasonably in 2019 bounced back in 2020. The subsequent two years marked the period of recovery for NML’s margins. In 2023, gross and net margins slightly faded while operating margin continued to heighten.NML’s margins considerably declined in 2024 and 2025 except for an uptick recorded in gross margin in 2025. The detailed performance review of the period under consideration is given below.In 2019, NML’s net sales flourished by 18.18 percent year-on-year to clock in at Rs.63,499.029 million. Export sales, which constituted over 83 percent of the company’s total sales mix, rebounded by 23 percent year-on-year in line with the company’s marketing strategy of expanding its footprint in diverse geographies. Gross profit rose by 37.95 percent in 2019 with GP margin climbing up from 10.33 percent in 2018 to 12.06 percent in 2019.This was on account of Pak Rupee depreciation which considerably drove up the margins of export sales. Moreover, cost rationalization, scalability of production and availability of gas and electricity at subsidized rates of USD 6.5 per MMBTU 7.5 cents per KWH during the year also greatly contributed in achieving robust GP margin. Distribution expense multiplied by 13.60 percent in 2019 mainly on account of outward freight & handling and commission to selling agents on account of increased export sales.Administrative expense spiraled by 4.15 percent in 2019 due to higher payroll expense incurred during the year. Elevated profit related provisioning resulted in 90.34 percent spike in other expense during the year. However, it was washed away by superior other income on account of net exchange gain and dividend income earned by NML in 2019. Operating profit mounted by 43.93 percent in 2019 with OP margin clocking in at 13.49 percent up from OP margin of 11.08 percent posted in 2018. 67.85 percent hike in finance cost in 2019 was the consequence of higher discount rate and increased borrowings due to greater working capital requirements.NML’s gearing ratio picked up from 20.77 percent in 2018 to 27.31 percent in 2020. Nevertheless, NML was able to register 43 percent year-on-year growth in its net profit which clocked in at Rs.5859.048 million in 2019 with EPS of Rs.16.66 versus EPS of Rs.11.65 in 2018. NP margin also enlarged from 7.63 percent in 2018 to 9.23 percent in 2019.After a year full of achievements and recovery in term of margins and profitability, came 2020, where NML’s topline posted a year-on-year downtick of 4.09 percent to clock in at Rs.60,904.096 million. These were the times when the local as well as global economies were crippled due to the global pandemic. NML’s topline took a hit as export sales to its main markets – China, US and Europe – dropped considerably during the year owing to lockdowns imposed in the last quarter. Gross profit plummeted by 4.97 percent in 2020, however, GP margin marginally ticked down to clock in at 11.95 percent.Distribution expense posted a marginal growth of 3.81 percent in 2020 due to higher outward freight & handling charges due to restrictions imposed on the movement of people and goods during the year. Administrative expense hiked by 10.67 percent in 2020 on account of higher payroll expense as the company added 567 new employees to its workforce to take it up to 18,278 employees in 2020. This was because the company expanded its yarn production facility besides establishing a new towel manufacturing unit and installing a 3.075 MW solar power plant during 2020.All these expansions required additional employees. Other expense slid by 40.97 percent in 2020 on account of lesser provisioning for WPPF. Other income also eroded by 41.21 percent in 2020 due to thinner dividend income and lesser net foreign exchange gain recorded by NML in 2020. As a consequence, operating profit declined by 30.16 percent in 2020 with OP margin slipping to 9.82 percent. Finance cost also shrank by 9.94 percent during the year due to monetary easing towards the end of the year. Net profit slumped by 40.16 percent in 2020 to clock in at Rs.3506.284 million with EPS of Rs.9.97 and NP margin of 5.76 percent.In 2021, NML’s topline registered 17.28 percent year-on-year rise to clock in at Rs. 71,431.01 million. This was the result of a remarkable 84 percent rise in local sales. Export sales also inched up by 2.2 percent as COVID related restrictions began to ease off. Duty drawback incentive on export sales also positively contributed in topline growth in 2021.While prices of raw material significantly hiked during the year, strategic pricing and cost control strategies adopted by the company enabled it to attain 28.06 percent year-on-year growth in gross profit with GP margin rising up to 13.04 percent in 2021. Distribution expense escalated by 7.69 percent in 2021 on account of higher outward freight and handling charges. Administrative expense surged by 8.22 percent in 2021 as NML’s workforce expanded to incorporate 20,599 employees which drove up the payroll expense. 55.64 percent hike in other expense was the consequence of increased profit related provisioning done in 2021. However, it was wiped off was by 23.67 percent bigger other income recognized during the year on the back of superior dividend income particularly from MCB Bank Limited, an associated company of NML. Scrap sales and rental income also strengthened other income in 2021.This translated into 38.75 percent rise in operating profit in 2021 with OP margin picking up to 11.62 percent. Finance cost declined for the second consecutive year due to monetary easing and better cash flow to meet working capital requirement for the year. Net profit posted a staggering 68.91 percent year-on-year growth in 2021 to clock in at Rs.5922.470 million with EPS of Rs.16.84 and NP margin of 8.29 percent.Among all the years under consideration, 2022 stands out when it comes to topline and bottomline growth. NML’s topline magnified by 62.07 percent to clock in at Rs.115,768.065 million in 2022. The growth was the result of favorable pricing and bigger volumes sold during the year. Local and export sales mounted by 84 percent and 62 percent respectively during the year. Pak Rupee depreciation, supply chain disruptions, huge increase in raw cotton prices due to damage of cotton crop on account of catastrophic floods, energy crisis as well as upward revisions in energy prices increased the cost of sales by 58.47 percent 2022, however, with better volume and prices, the company was able to attain 86.05 percent rise in its gross profit with GP margin reaching its optimum level of 14.97 percent in 2022.Massive 82.98 percent year-on-year hike in distribution expense during the year was the effect of higher outward freight and handling charges as well as commission to selling agents. Expansion of workforce to 24,086 employees resulted in 24.72 percent spike in administrative expense in 2022. Improved profitability allowed the company to book higher provision for WPPF. This resulted in 51.30 percent bigger other expense incurred in 2022. Superior dividend income, net exchange gain, rental income and scrap sales drove other income up by 48.56 percent in 2022.All these factors led to 81.54 percent stronger operating profit recorded by NML in 2022 with OP margin of 13.02 percent. Finance cost soared by 75.76 percent in 2022 on account of higher discount rate and increased working capital related borrowings. NML’s gearing ratio reached 34.68 percent in 2022 from 27.97 percent in 2021. The imposition of super tax also diluted the bottomline growth which nevertheless registered year-on-year rise of 74.11 percent in 2022 to clock in at Rs.10,311.674 million with EPS of Rs.29.33 and NP margin of 8.91 percent.In 2023, NML’s topline mustered 22.45 percent year-on-year growth to clock in at Rs.141,756.469 million. This was on the back of better local and export sales made during the year. Despite elevated raw material cost, energy price hikes, Pak Rupee depreciation and high indigenous inflation, NML was able to keep a check on its cost of sales by implementing rigorous cost control measures. This coupled with upward revision in prices and Pak Rupee depreciation allowed NML to record 21.60 percent year-on-year rise in gross profit with GP margin slightly ticking down to 14.87 percent.Distribution expense hiked by 10.10 percent due to higher payroll expense, commission to selling agents, fuel and travelling cost incurred during the year. During the year, NML streamlined its workforce from 24,086 employees to 21,975 employees; however, adjustment in minimum wage rate resulted in higher payroll expense and drove up administrative expense by 28.67 percent. Higher provisioning for WPPF resulted in 11.12 percent higher other expense incurred by NML in 2023. Superior dividend income from its associated companies particularly MCB, higher net exchange gain and interest income earned on loan granted to Nishat Linen (Private) Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of NML, resulted in record high other income of Rs.10,201.578 million in 2023, up 83.11 percent year-on-year.Operating profit multiplied by 48.23 percent in 2023 with OP margin reaching its highest level of 15.76 percent. 220.67 percent surge in finance cost in 2023 was the consequence of unprecedented level of discount rate and additional short-term loans obtained during the year due to working capital requirements. NML registered the highest gearing ratio of 40.77 percent in 2023 versus 34.68 percent in 2022. Net profit grew by 17.98 percent in 2023 to clock in at Rs.12,166.022 million with EPS of Rs.34.60 and NP margin of 8.58 percent.In 2024, NML registered year-on-year growth in its topline which clocked in at Rs.160,256.56 million. Export sales remained stable during the year, however, local sales posted a tremendous year-on-year growth of 44.68 percent to clock in at Rs.58,985.799 million. Cost of sales surged by 18.44 percent on account of elevated gas and electricity prices. This coupled with reduced export sales and the forced price reductions due to increased competition resulted in 17.82 percent decline in gross profit in 2024 with GP margin drastically falling down to 10.81 percent.Distribution expense inched up by 4.47 percent in 2024. While outward freight and handling charges shrank due to lower export sales, salaries of sales force and commission to selling agents were the growth drivers of distribution expense in 2024. Administrative expense mounted by 20.38 percent in 2024 due to higher payroll expense due to workforce expansion to 23,170 employees. Other expense contracted by 51.39 percent in 2024 due to lesser profit related provisioning done during the year. Other income posted a staggering year-onyear growth of 29.79 percent in 2024 due to superior dividend income from associated companies such as MCB Bank Limited, Pakgen Power Limited, Lalpir Power Limited and Nishat Power Limited.The company recorded 5.14 percent decline in its operating profit with OP margin falling down to 13.22 percent. Finance cost escalated by 50.74 percent in 2024 due to higher discount rate and increased borrowings to finance new projects and working capital requirements. In 2024, NML invested Rs.18.74 billion in new facilities related to denim and work wear units, alternate energy and efficient energy projects. NML’s gearing ratio clocked in at 39.94 percent in 2024. Net profit eroded by 47.65 percent to clock in at Rs.6368.85 million in 2024. This translated into EPS of Rs.18.11 and NP margin of 3.97 percent. This was the lowest NP margin recorded by the company.In 2025, NML’s topline posted year-on-year growth of 11.18 percent to clock in at Rs.178,167.146 million. The growth was primarily driven by local sales – both in terms of value and volume. While export sales to Europe and America remained steady during the year, export sales to Asia, Africa and Australia posted a plunge. Cost of sales surged by 10.64 percent in 2025 owing to high energy cost and increased raw material prices due to lesser domestic crop and delayed arrival. However, with price optimization, product diversification and operational efficiency, NML was able to record 15.59 percent higher gross profit in 2025 with GP margin clocking in at 11.24 percent. Selling & distribution expense mounted by 23.03 percent in 2025 due to higher freight charges, salaries of sales force and commission to selling agents recorded during the year.Administrative expense also posted an increase of 12.98 percent in 2025 due to higher payroll expense as the company expanded its workforce from 23,170 in 2024 to 24,767 in 2025. This was because NML is spreading out its various facilities such as denim, work-wear etc. Other income plummeted by 22.93 percent in 2025 due to lesser dividend income and interest income from loan granted to Nishat Linen (Private) Limited.Other expense also plunged by 45.67 percent in 2025 on account of fair value adjustment at initial recognition of margin against guarantee. NML’s operating profit dwindled by 9.67 percent in 2025 with OP margin recorded at 10.74 percent. Finance cost fell by 19.25 percent in 2025 due to lower discount rate. Net profit ticked down by 5.58 percent to clock in at Rs.6013.519 million in 2025. This translated into EPS of Rs.17.10 and NP margin of 3.38 percent in 2025.Recent Performance (1HFY26)During the first half of the ongoing fiscal year, NML posted 2.79 percent year-on-year dip in its topline which clocked in at Rs.86,926.04 million. This was due to negative price variance which offset the effect of positive volume variance. Negative price variance was due to the fact that many major brands in the US market are passing on the burden of tariffs on to the suppliers by setting tough price targets. Local sales also dipped during the period. Thinner topline coupled with higher energy tariff and reliance on imported cotton due to shortage in the local market resulted in 15.59 percent diminution in gross profit in 1HFY26 with GP margin clocking in at 10.24 percent versus GP margin of 11.80 percent recorded in 1HFY25.Distribution expense remained largely intact during 1HFY26. Administrative expense ticked up by 5.37 percent due to upward revision in the minimum wage rate. Lesser profit related provisioning appears to be the cause of 59.83 percent thinner other expense recorded in 1HFY26. Other income deteriorated by 41.14 percent in 1HFY26 due to lower interest income and a sharp decline in dividend income particularly from companies in the power sector. NML recorded 37.79 percent contraction in its operating profit in 1HFY26 with OP margin clocking in at 7.95 percent versus OP margin of 12.42 percent recorded in 1HFY25. Monetary easing squeezed finance cost by 19.97 percent in 1HFY26. Net profit clocked in at Rs.3346.82 million, down 19.22 percent year-on-year. This translated into EPS of Rs.9.52 in 1HFY26 versus EPS of Rs.11.78 recorded in 1HFY25. NP margin also slid from 4.63 percent in 1HFY25 to 3.85 percent in 1HFY26.Future OutlookWhile local economic conditions have posted sound recovery, weaker demand from global market coupled with high input cost continued to haunt the local textile sector. Landmark trade deal between India and the European Union risks grabbing the competitive advantage of GSP plus from Pakistan textile companies. To mitigate these risks, the company is actively diversifying its product and geographical mix and adding high value added products such as corduroy to its sales mix. Besides, the company is seeking operational efficiency by replacing its air-jet looms with more advanced ones and investing in solar energy projects and battery energy storage systems. These measures will enhance the company’s competitive position in the global market.
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