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Closing briefWritten by AI · Editor Qasim Riaz

KSE-100 rises 1.08% to 170,866 as tech and power stocks lead

The KSE-100 closed at 170,865.77, up 1,822.58 points (1.08%) on Friday. Gains were anchored by strong performance in technology, communication and power‑generation sectors, while a handful of sharia‑compliant stocks led the declines.

KSE-100

170,865.77

Session move

+1.08%

What matters

  • KSE-100 finished at 170,865.77, up 1.08% from the prior close of 169,043.
  • Technology & Communication posted 20 up versus 1 down, the sector with the highest turnover.
  • Top gainers included LSEFSL (+10.51%), JATM (+10.01%) and BML (+10.00%).
  • Top losers were PIM (-9.99%) and FIMM (-6.39%).
  • Most active shares were MDTL (+8.68%) and WTLNC (+1.96%).

The KSE-100 index closed at 170,865.77, gaining 1,822.58 points or 1.08% from Friday's previous close of 169,043.

Broad market breadth was positive, with the Technology & Communication sector leading the rally – 20 stocks up versus 1 down and a turnover of 88,263,130. The Power Generation & Distribution sector also performed well, posting 14 up and 1 down.

Among the day’s biggest gainers were LSEFSL up 10.51% to 3.47 (volume 616,822), JATM up 10.01% to 40.43 (volume 32,958), and BML up 10.00% to 49.70 (volume 954,675). Sharia‑compliant gainers included FPJM and CLVL, each rising 10.00%.

Conversely, the top losers were PIM down 9.99% to 54.58 (volume 58,631) and FIMM down 6.39% to 202.18 (volume 4). Other notable declines included JKSM and SASML.

Trading volume was led by MDTL, which jumped 8.68% to 8.26 on a volume of 36,516,462, followed by WTLNC up 1.96% to 1.04 on 21,983,561 shares. Upcoming corporate actions this week include dividend and bonus issues for INDU, BPL, ARPL and others, while several companies hold AGMs and EOGMs later in September.

Read the morning brief for the same day: KSE-100 climbs 0.6% to 169,043 as tech and banks lead gains

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