Air Link Posts Profit Growth Despite Revenue Decline

Karachi, September 29, 2025 —

Air Link Communication Limited (PSX: AIRLINK) has reported a resilient financial performance for FY25, with profitability improving despite a double-digit decline in revenue.

According to the company’s consolidated results for the year ended June 30, 2025, revenue fell by 19.55% to Rs104.38 billion, compared to Rs129.74 billion in FY24. The decline was mainly attributed to softer sales volumes.

However, Air Link managed to offset the top-line pressure through stringent cost controls. The cost of revenue dropped 22.25% to Rs93.36 billion, which helped expand the gross profit margin to 10.55% from 7.45% last year. As a result, gross profit rose 13.94% to Rs11.01 billion.

Operational Performance

Administrative expenses increased by 28.97% to Rs1.10 billion, while selling and distribution costs rose 15.51% to Rs368 million. Finance costs also surged 32.62% to Rs3.94 billion, reflecting a higher interest rate environment.

Despite these pressures, Air Link recorded an operating profit of Rs9.54 billion, up 12.37% year-on-year, supported by a 56.91% rise in other income to Rs883 million.

Bottom Line and EPS

The company’s profit before tax increased by 10.77% to Rs6.20 billion, while net profit stood at Rs4.75 billion, marking a 2.65% growth from FY24. Accordingly, the earnings per share (EPS) improved to Rs12.01 from Rs11.70 last year.

The net profit margin widened to 4.55% in FY25, compared to 3.56% in FY24, underscoring the company’s improved operational efficiency.

Key Financial Highlights (FY25 vs FY24)

• Revenue: Rs104.38bn ▼19.55%
• Gross Profit: Rs11.01bn ▲13.94%
• Operating Profit: Rs9.54bn ▲12.37%
• Profit for the Year: Rs4.75bn ▲2.65%
• EPS: Rs12.01 vs Rs11.70

Air Link’s FY25 performance highlights its ability to strengthen profitability through cost efficiency and margin expansion, even in a challenging revenue environment.