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Closing briefWritten by AI · Editor Qasim Riaz

KSE-100 nudges up 0.14% to 166,420 as sharia‑compliant stocks lead activity

The KSE‑100 closed at 166,419.71, up 233.55 points (0.14%). Sharia‑compliant shares dominated the trade, with UCAPM and BNWM posting 10% gains and PRL leading volume. Sector breadth showed refiners fully in the green while most other sectors were mixed.

KSE-100

166,419.71

Session move

+0.14%

What matters

  • The index rose 0.14% to 166,419.71, its highest since October 9.
  • UCAPM, BNWM, GRYL, CFL and FSWL each jumped exactly 10% with strong sharia‑compliant buying.
  • ASLPS, JATM, MACFL, FTSM and KOHTM each fell 10%, all sharia‑compliant stocks.
  • PRL was the most active share, trading 38,424,845 shares and up 3.07%.
  • Refinery stocks led sector breadth with 4 up and 0 down, while food & personal care lagged with 5 up and 20 down.

KSE-100 index closed at 166,419.71, a gain of 233.55 points or 0.14% from the prior close of 166,186.

Sharia‑compliant stocks were the standout performers. UCAPM rose 12.06 points to 12.06% (+10.04%) on 275,616 shares, BNWM added 66.19 points (+10.01%) on 150,680 shares, and GRYL, CFL and FSWL each posted exactly 10% gains.

On the downside, ASLPS fell 20.14 points (-10.01%) on 21,420 shares, while JATM, MACFL, FTSM and KOHTM each slipped 10%.

Volume leaders were PRL (38,424,845 shares, +3.07%), CNERGY (37,138,368 shares, +0.39%), KEL (27,980,081 shares, +3.05%), WASL (15,691,917 shares, +5.98%) and PACE (12,304,071 shares, +1.32%).

Sector breadth showed refiners fully in the green (4 up, 0 down) while the food & personal care segment lagged (5 up, 20 down). Upcoming corporate actions include dividend payouts for NPL, BIFO, BERG and others, and several AGMs and EOGMs scheduled through October 20.

Read the morning brief for the same day: KSE-100 nudges up 0.5% as refinery stocks lead gains, while LSEFSLR plunges

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