FIRST ASIA SECURITIES
DATA AS OF 22 JUN 2026 · EOD

ENGRO

Engro Holdings
CONGLOMERATE

LAST · PKR

318.50
+1.75 +0.55%

52W RANGE

160.75302.50
111% OF RANGE · YTD +16.0%
01 / ENGRO — 1 YearAS OF 22 JUN 2026 · EOD
PERIOD 1Y · 250 SESSIONS

Source: PSX, First Asia Securities Research. Data as of 22 Jun 2026, EOD.

02 / Fundamentals
Market cap
336bn
P/E (ttm)
6.0×
EPS (ttm)
53.18
Dividend yield
0.0%
Return on equity
44.4%
Beta
0.05
Free float
55%
52W high
302.50
52W low
160.75
1D change
+0.55%
YTD return
+16.0%

Diversified holding company spanning fertilizers, petrochemicals, telecom infrastructure, energy and foods.

03 / Research NoteAS OF 23 JUN 2026 · EOD
Coverage
ENGRO
Conglomerate
Rating
BUY
+16% 12-mo upside
12-Mo Target
370.00PKR
TARGET PRICE
Close
318.50PKR
23 Jun 2026
Market Cap
336bn
PKR
52-Week Range
160.75302.50
111% OF RANGE

FAS DESK · FIRST ASIA SECURITIES RESEARCH · 23 JUN 2026 · EOD

Cheap, high-return — but you wait without a coupon

  1. 01

    Buy, PKR 370 target: at 6.0× with a 44% ROE, Engro Holdings is cheap for the quality of its parts — fertilizer, petrochemicals, energy and telecom infrastructure.

  2. 02

    The cyclical swing is petrochemicals: a polymer-margin recovery and the telecom-tower build-out drive the FY26 earnings.

  3. 03

    The catch is income — the holdco currently pays no dividend, so the return is entirely re-rating and growth.

  4. 04

    At ~6.4× our FY26E EPS the target is PKR 370; the discount to the parts is too wide for a 44% ROE.

Estimates
MetricFY25AFY26EFY27E
Net profitPKR bn56.062.068.0
EPSPKR53.158.464.2
DPSPKR0.00.00.0
P/E×6.0×5.5×5.0×
EPS growth%+10.0%+10.0%

A = REPORTED · E = FAS ESTIMATE

Risk / RewardVS CLOSE 318.50 PKR
BEAR270.00−15%
BASE370.00+16%
BULL430.00+35%
NOW318.50
BEAR−15%
270.00PKR

Polymer trough deepens; discount persists.

4.7× stressed EPS

BASE+16%
370.00PKR

Cyclical recovery; partial re-rate.

6.4× FY26E

BULL+35%
430.00PKR

Value-unlock or payout initiation re-rates to NAV.

7.5× FY26E

Key Debates
01

Will the holdco discount close?

Market View

No dividend and complexity keep it cheap forever.

Our View

A 44% ROE at 6× is too cheap; a value-unlock or a payout initiation is the catalyst.

What Would Change Our Mind

Capital mis-allocation into sub-scale ventures.

02

Is the petrochemical recovery durable?

Market View

Polymer margins are cyclical and roll over.

Our View

Domestic demand and import substitution cushion the trough; a real, if cyclical, recovery.

What Would Change Our Mind

A sustained collapse in regional PVC-ethylene spreads.

03

No dividend — why own it?

Market View

Income investors have no reason to hold.

Our View

This is a total-return, re-rating story, not an income one; the cheapness is the case.

What Would Change Our Mind

Earnings growth stalling with no payout to compensate.

Valuation BridgePKR · 12-MO
AssumptionValueBasis
FY26E EPSPKR 57.4FY25 base +10% on polymer and energy
Target multiple~6.4× FY26Epartial re-rate from 6.0×
Dividendnonereturn is re-rating + growth
12-month targetPKR 370≈6.4 × 57.4, rounded
Key RisksRANKED · W/ INDICATOR
  • 01
    Petrochemical margin cycle
    WATCH · Regional PVC-ethylene spreads
  • 02
    No dividend / holdco discount
    WATCH · NAV gap, payout policy
  • 03
    Subsidiary dividend flow
    WATCH · Upstream payout from units
  • 04
    FX / input costs
    WATCH · PKR/USD, feedstock prices

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