FIRST ASIA SECURITIES
DATA AS OF 22 JUN 2026 · EOD

POL

Pakistan Oilfields
E&P

LAST · PKR

687.08
−6.69 −0.96%

52W RANGE

529.00744.95
73% OF RANGE · YTD +16.5%
01 / POL — 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
195bn
P/E (ttm)
7.2×
EPS (ttm)
95.64
Dividend yield
10.9%
Return on equity
34.2%
Beta
0.46
Free float
46%
52W high
744.95
52W low
529.00
1D change
−0.96%
YTD return
+16.5%

High-payout E&P with operated assets in the Potohar basin and a stake in major non-operated discoveries.

03 / Research NoteAS OF 23 JUN 2026 · EOD
Coverage
POL
E&P / Energy
Rating
BUY
+16% 12-mo upside
12-Mo Target
800.00PKR
TARGET PRICE
Close
687.08PKR
23 Jun 2026
Market Cap
195bn
PKR
52-Week Range
529.00744.95
73% OF RANGE

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

A 34% ROE and an 11% yield at seven times

  1. 01

    Buy, PKR 800 target: POL pairs a 34% ROE with a 10.9% dividend yield at just 7.2× — the best value-and-income combination in the energy patch.

  2. 02

    High-payout Potohar operated assets plus non-operated discovery stakes throw off cash to distribute.

  3. 03

    The same circular-debt and oil sensitivities apply, but a near-11% yield pays you generously to hold through them.

  4. 04

    At ~8.0× our FY26E EPS the target is PKR 800; with the yield, total return clears the mid-20s.

Estimates
MetricFY25AFY26EFY27E
Net profitPKR bn27.028.029.0
EPSPKR95.499.2103.2
DPSPKR75.078.081.1
P/E×7.2×6.9×6.7×
EPS growth%+4.0%+4.0%

A = REPORTED · E = FAS ESTIMATE

Risk / RewardVS CLOSE 687.08 PKR
BEAR600.00−13%
BASE800.00+16%
BULL900.00+31%
NOW687.08
BEAR−13%
600.00PKR

Oil slump; payout trimmed.

6.0× stressed EPS

BASE+16%
800.00PKR

Yield plus a modest re-rate.

8.0× FY26E

BULL+31%
900.00PKR

New discoveries lift volumes and the multiple.

9.0× FY26E

Key Debates
01

Is the 10.9% yield sustainable?

Market View

Such a high payout is fragile to oil and receivables.

Our View

Coverage is sound and POL has defended the payout through cycles; it is a genuine floor.

What Would Change Our Mind

A dividend cut or a sustained oil slump.

02

Small-cap E&P — does size matter?

Market View

Concentration and size warrant a discount.

Our View

A 34% ROE more than offsets the single-basin concentration; the discount is too wide.

What Would Change Our Mind

Reserve depletion outrunning replacement.

03

Circular-debt exposure?

Market View

Receivables threaten the payout.

Our View

Real, but POL's net-cash position and coverage cushion it better than the majors.

What Would Change Our Mind

Receivables compounding with no settlement.

Valuation BridgePKR · 12-MO
AssumptionValueBasis
FY26E EPSPKR 99.5FY25 base +4%
Target multiple~8.0× FY26Emodest re-rate from 7.2×
Total return~27%~16% price + 10.9% yield
12-month targetPKR 800≈8.0 × 99.5, rounded
Key RisksRANKED · W/ INDICATOR
  • 01
    Oil price & PKR
    WATCH · Arab Light, PKR/USD
  • 02
    Circular-debt receivables
    WATCH · Quarterly receivables
  • 03
    Single-basin concentration
    WATCH · Potohar production mix
  • 04
    Payout sustainability
    WATCH · Cash flow, payout ratio

— GENERATED BY FIRST ASIA SECURITIES · NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE

04 / Sector Peers
SymbolLastChg %P/EM. Cap1Y
OGDCOil & Gas Development Company334.25+0.90%9.2×1.44tn
MARIMari Energies658.67+0.03%11.5×788bn
PPLPakistan Petroleum242.63+0.29%8.4×665bn
POLPakistan Oilfields— THIS PAGE687.08−0.96%7.2×195bn

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