KAPCO 2024-2025 Performance s Future Outlook
1985-1996
Construction by WAPDA
April 1996 - Company Incorporation Privatization 1996 - 36% stake sold to N.P
- UK
202125 Years PPA extended till Oct-22 following a settlement of LDs arbitration
2005
Listed on Stock Exchange
2025
April-Generation License for 495 MW extended for 3 years.
June-TPPA signed for 3 years
NEPRA issued final generation tariff for 495 MW in September
KAPCO - Timelines
Energy Block I
EB-II
Energy Block 3
Energy Block 2
GT1100 MW
Siemens V94.2
GT3100 MW
Fiat TG 50
GT4100 MW
Fiat TG 50
GT2100 MW
Siemens V94.2
GT5100 MW
Alstom 9001E
GT6100 MW
Alstom 9001E
GT7100 MW
Alstom 9001E
GT8100 MW
Alstom 9001E
GT 13130 MW
Siemens V94.2
GT 14130 MW
Siemens V94.2
STG 9
100 MW ABB DK2056
STG 10
100 MW ABB DK2056
STG 11
100 MW RATEAU VEGA209
STG 12
100 MW RATEAU VEGA209
STG 15
140 MW
Siemens
GT-3 C GT-4 has been sold for Rs. 800 million. Dismantling will complete by February 2026
Management is evaluating the option to use this block in CTBCM
KAPCO - Plant Overview
- Hybrid Take or Pay (ROE firmed upto 25% load factor). Additional ROE, only if load factor exceeds 25%.
- Claw Back (50:50). Any savings in OCM to be passed on.
- LSFO inventory - 7 days at full load.
- Indexation - 5% or CPI whichever is lower.
- Heat Rate - To be revised based on actual testing
- Pass through - Tax, WPPF, WWF
- GT Starts - 45 annual free GT starts to Power Purchaser
KAPCO - TPPA Techno-Commercial Terms s Conditions
3G.84%
40.25%
5.00%
5.48%
G.43%
KAPCO is a success story after privatization
through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Model
KAPCO has been managed as per best utility practices since privatization in 1996
Total Dividend Payments since 1996: Rs. 168 Billion ( Rs. 191.04/share)
Total Dividend payment since listing in 2005 Rs. 132 Billion (Rs. 150.35/share)
KAPCO has paid ~ Rs. 73.20 Billion in Taxes
KAPCO Employee Trust
KAPCO - Shareholding Structure s Performance
Advance,
Prepayments 6%
Cash and Bank
Balance 2%
Stores s Spares 6%
Stock in Trade 13%
Trade Debts 3%
Investment at Fair Value 67%
Contract Assets 3%
Current Assets (Rs. In '000) | ||||
2025 | 2024 | |||
Stores C Spares | 3,942,262 | 3,953,694 | ||
Stock in Trade | 7,709,492 | 9,836,471 | ||
Trade Debts | 1,881,584 | 10,866,072 | ||
Contract Assets | 1,563,320 | - | ||
Investment at Fair Value | 41,071,844 | 47,425,903 | ||
Income Tax due from Government | - | 540,523 | ||
Loans, Advances, and Other Receivables | 3,865,517 | 3,926,935 | ||
Cash and Bank Balance | 1,367,410 | 2,784,292 | ||
Total | 61,401,42G | 7G,333,8G0 | ||
Provision for Taxation-net
G%
Unclaimed Dividend
16%
Trade and Other Payables
75%
Current Liabilities (Rs. In '000) | ||
2025 | 2024 | |
Trade and Other Payables | 5,896,023 | 7,059,152 |
Finances under Mark-up Arrangement | 9,944,193 | |
Provision for Taxation-net | 728,456 | |
Unclaimed Dividend | 1,241,158 | 1,160,934 |
Total | 7,865,637 | 18,164,27G |
KAPCO - Balance Sheet Analysis
Profit s Loss Account (Rs. In '000) | ||
2024-2025 | 2023-2024 | |
Generation | ||
Revenue from Contract with Customer | 1,563,320 | - |
Cost of Sales | (2,001,477) | - |
Gross Loss | (438,157) | - |
Plant Maintenance and Preservation | (2,274,380) | (4,161,679) |
Administrative Expenses | (656,467) | (710,823) |
Other Operating Expenses | (460,942) | (438,601) |
Other Income | 7,073,435 | 14,630,058 |
Operating Profit | 3,243,48G | G,318,G55 |
Finance Cost | (248,364) | (3,779,769) |
Profit before Leve C Income Tax | 2,995,125 | 5,539,186 |
Levy - Final Tax | (22,127) | (2,177,850) |
Profit Before Income Tax | 2,972,998 | 3,361,336 |
Income Tax | (436,933) | 952,282 |
Profit for the Year | 2,536,065 | 4,313,618 |
Earing Per Share - Basic C Diluted | 2.88 | 4.90 |
Other Income 82%
Revenue from Contract with Customer
18%
Administrative Expenses
11%
Plant Maintenance and Preservation 37%
Other Operating
Expenses
8%
Finance Cost 4%
Levy - Final Tax 0%
Income Tax 7%
Cost of Sales 33%
KAPCO - Profit and Loss Account Analysis
WAY FORWARD s DIVERSIFICATION PLANS
KAPCO has invested approximately Rs. 41 billion as of June 30, 2025, in Mutual Funds for diversification in greenfield/brownfield projects.
The following are the significant developments/diversification plans under consideration.
KAPCO and Fauji Foundation submitted a joint bid to acquire Pharaon Investment Group's entire 84.06% stake in Attock Cement Pakistan Limited. If successful, each JV Partner will acquire a 42.03% stake in Attock Cement's issued and paid-up capital.
Approval from NEPRA (based on the Report of Auction and Evaluation Committee of K-Electric) for KAPCO's bids for the proposed K-Electric solar projects to be set up respectively at Deh Metha Ghar, Sindh (150 MW); and at Deh Halkani, District West, Karachi (120 MW) (bid tariff respectively of 9.8319 PKR/kWh (3.4061 Cents/kWh at reference exchange rate for USD/PKR 288.65)) is pending.
KAPCO - Diversification Plans
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