Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited (WEPL) has announced its financial results for the first half of 2025, reporting a profit after tax of PKR 1.28 billion, slightly lower than the PKR 1.32 billion recorded during the same period last year. The Board of Directors has also given management in-principle approval to explore potential investments and acquisitions in the oil marketing sector, including evaluating feasibility and long-term opportunities.
Despite a stable oil and gas sector helping contain Pakistan’s import bill, WEPL maintained steady profitability, driven by robust motor fuel sales and growth in premium fuels and lubricants. The lubricants division, operating under the Shell brand, benefited from seasonal agricultural demand and industrial growth supported by partnerships with Atlas Honda, Hyundai, and Suzuki. Initial supplies to Reko Diq and a contract with Sindh Engro further strengthened the mining segment.
On the retail side, WEPL expanded its footprint with 12 new fuel stations, six new convenience stores, and upgrades to existing sites. The company also rolled out digital tools to enhance customer service and frontline engagement.
From an ESG perspective, WEPL launched its first 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting efforts in education, clean energy, gender equality, and climate action. Through its Tameer Trust initiative, the company engaged 400 youth in entrepreneurship, generating 95 new business ideas. Other community efforts included road safety awareness and Access to Clean Energy projects, delivering solar-powered solutions to over 5,000 rural residents. A nationwide Safety Day was also observed to reinforce the company’s strong safety culture.
With its focus on operational excellence, sustainability, and community development, Wafi Energy Pakistan continues to play a key role in strengthening the country’s energy landscape while delivering consistent financial performance.
