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Closing briefWritten by AI · Editor Qasim Riaz

KSE-100 nudges up 0.46% to 166,186 as energy stocks rally, LSEFSLR dives

The KSE-100 closed at 166,186.16, up 768.66 points (0.46%). Energy‑related stocks such as ANLNV, HIRAT and UCAPM each jumped around 10%, while LSEFSLR fell nearly 19% despite heavy trading. Refinery stocks were the only sector with all advances, supporting the modest gain.

KSE-100

166,186.16

Session move

+0.46%

What matters

  • KSE-100 rose 0.46% to 166,186.16, adding 768.66 points
  • Energy names ANLNV, HIRAT, UCAPM and others each gained just over 10%
  • LSEFSLR slumped 18.95% to 0.77, the market’s biggest loser
  • Refinery sector posted 4 up and 0 down, the only fully‑positive sector
  • CNERGY, PRL and WTL were the most actively traded shares

KSE‑100 closed at 166,186.16, up 768.66 points or 0.46% from the previous session.

Energy‑related names led the rally: ANLNV rose 11.69% to 8.41, HIRAT gained 10.69% to 5.80, UCAPM added 10.04% to 10.96, while PKGI and KOHP each climbed just over 10%.

In contrast, LSEFSLR tumbled 18.95% to 0.77, the steepest drop, and CENIR, MACFL, DAAG and SINDM each fell around 10%.

Sector breadth was mixed but positive, with refiners posting 4 up/0 down on a turnover of 108,366,043, while technology & communication showed a near‑even split (12 up, 9 down) on 68,007,230 turnover.

The most actively traded shares were CNERGY (62,809,365 shares, up 0.71%), PRL (43,441,831 shares, up 4.61%) and WTL (19,461,616 shares, up 2.08%). LSEFSLR, despite its sharp decline, also featured heavy volume at 16,651,653 shares.

Investors should note several dividend book‑closures this week, including HAFL (10%) and SURC (100%), and upcoming AGMs for SLCL, GWLC and BPL on October 15.

Read the morning brief for the same day: KSE-100 nudges up 0.4% as PASL spikes 20% and oil stocks tumble

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