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OGDC

Oil & Gas Development Company Limited

OGDC · Oil & Gas Exploration Companies · Company only accounts

Share price
Rs 306.77
30 Oct 2026, 4:46 PM PKT
Latest accounts
Sep 2026
Q1 report
Company only accountsAccounts: Sep 2026 · Price: 30 Oct 2026, 4:46 PM PKT
65of 100

Business

Improving
Receivable days 448 days (above 180 days)
47of 100

Valuation

at the 30 Oct 2026 price
Fair

Higher means cheaper under the model. It says nothing about business quality.

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Analysis

Written by AI from the scores and reports

OGDC’s scorecard health verdict is “Improving,” with valuation “Fair.” Positives are strong profitability (89/100), perfect financial strength (100), momentum (100), shareholder returns (93) and outlook (77). Computed drivers include a 54.1% net margin, debt-to-equity of 0.01 and current ratio of 9.72. The digests support this: Q1 FY27 sales rose 38% and profit after tax 53%, FY26 was a record profit, and the company carries no debt with large cash balances and record dividends. Negatives are growth (16.7/100) and cash quality (6.7/100): three-year real revenue growth is -7.7%, real EPS growth -7.9%, and cash conversion (CFO/profit) is 0.49. The only red flag is receivable days of 448, above the 180-day threshold; digests cite large overdue circular-debt receivables and SNGPL/UPL production curtailment. Macro/rate context: Q1 finance income rose on interest on investments/deposits, while 9M finance income fell with lower interest on investments; PKR and crude prices also affected results.

Calculated 31 Oct 2026. Not investment advice; the figures above are the reference.

Latest report

period ended 30 Sept 2026

OGDC reported Q1 FY2026-27 sales revenue of Rs 132.4bn (+38% YoY) and profit after tax of Rs 58.5bn (+53%), with EPS of Rs 13.60. Higher realized prices and volumes drove results, partly offset by Rs 9.7bn of production curtailment impact from SNGPL and UPL. Average daily output rose to 35,494 bbl crude, 732 MMcf gas and 696 t LPG, supported by new wells and ESP installations. Trade debts of Rs 595.6bn, including Rs 502bn of overdue circular debt, remain the key balance sheet concern, while cash and term deposits total Rs 321.5bn. The Board declared a record first interim dividend of Rs 5.00/share, and the Reko Diq mining project is under operator review that may alter capex and timelines.

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Latest developments

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  • Board approved record first interim cash dividend of Rs 5.00 per share (50%) for FY2026-27, approved on 30 October 2026.

    First-quarter report FY27
  • AGM on 16 October 2026 approved final cash dividend of Rs 6.00 per share for FY2025-26 amounting to Rs 25,806 million.

    First-quarter report FY27
  • Government of Pakistan shareholding increased from 74.97% to 85.02% after OEET shares transferred back to GoP; PSWF transfer pending.

    First-quarter report FY27

Financial years end in Jun (FY26 = Jul 2025 – Jun 2026). Amounts in Pakistani rupees: mn = million, bn = billion.