KSE-100 climbs 0.8% to 170,993 as Shariah stocks surge 10%
The KSE-100 opened higher, up 1,393 points (0.82%) at 170,993. Shariah‑compliant stocks led the rally, with five securities gaining roughly 10% each. Strong buying in high‑volume names such as TISL supported the advance.
KSE-100
170,993.39
Session move
+0.82%
What matters
- KSE-100 rose 0.82% to 170,993, its highest level since the recent rally.
- Top gainers TSMF, SINDM, DADX, FIMM and FPJM each jumped about 10% with notable volumes, all Shariah‑compliant.
- Top losers ASHT and GCWLPRS fell 10%, reflecting profit‑taking in non‑Shariah stocks.
- Most active shares were TISL (+0.58%) with 34.5 million shares traded, followed by CNERGY and PIBTL.
- Sector breadth was led by Refinery (4 up, 0 down) and Cement (16 up, 2 down), while Miscellaneous was mixed.
KSE-100 opened at 170,993.39, up 1,392.99 points (0.82%) from the previous close of 169,600.
Shariah‑compliant stocks dominated the upside. TSMF rose 10.03% to 16.57 on 32,818 shares, SINDM gained 10.02% to 33.28 on 224,736 shares, DADX hit 150.32 (+10.00%) on 21,169 shares, FIMM climbed to 261.35 (+10.00%) on 3,037 shares, and FPJM advanced to 29.04 (+10.00%) on 759,842 shares.
On the downside, ASHT fell 10% to 50.57 (99,280 shares) and GCWLPRS dropped 10% to 118.79 (388 shares), indicating some profit‑taking.
The most actively traded stocks were TISL (+0.58%) with 34,530,661 shares, CNERGY (+1.38%) with 14,626,157 shares, PIBTL (+1.37%) with 13,773,356 shares, SGPL (‑5.27%) with 12,384,595 shares, and PRL (+2.03%) with 11,737,484 shares.
Sector breadth showed strength in Refinery (4 up, 0 down) and Cement (16 up, 2 down). Upcoming corporate actions include a 14% dividend for SINDM (book closure 2026‑10‑13) and a 100% dividend for FIMM (book closure 2026‑10‑14). Market sentiment is buoyed by headlines on structural reforms and fast‑track economic growth in Pakistan.
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