Wafi Energy Pakistan profit rises in 2025
Company posts strong earnings growth amid fuel retail expansion and market recovery
Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited has reported a profit of Rs3.54 billion for 2025, reflecting strong operational growth and strategic expansion across its retail fuel network.
The company announced the financial results on Thursday, citing improved sales volumes, network expansion, and operational efficiencies as key drivers behind the earnings increase. The performance marks a significant milestone as Wafi Energy strengthens its footprint in Pakistan’s downstream oil sector.
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Wafi Energy Pakistan operates a rapidly growing chain of fuel stations nationwide after acquiring Shell Pakistan’s retail business in 2024. The acquisition marked a major shift in the country’s petroleum marketing landscape, with Wafi Energy committing fresh investment to modernize outlets and expand services.
Pakistan’s petroleum sales have shown gradual recovery during 2025 following a slowdown in 2023 and early 2024, when high inflation and subdued economic activity reduced fuel consumption. According to industry data compiled by the Oil Companies Advisory Council, overall petroleum product sales recorded year-on-year growth as economic activity stabilized.
The company said its strategic expansion plan included opening new retail sites and upgrading existing stations with improved facilities. Wafi Energy has also focused on enhancing customer experience and introducing non-fuel retail offerings to diversify revenue streams.
Pakistan’s oil marketing sector remains highly competitive, with major players including Pakistan State Oil, Attock Petroleum, and other private operators. Market participants have been adjusting pricing strategies in response to international crude oil fluctuations and local regulatory changes.
Fuel prices in Pakistan are revised fortnightly based on global oil benchmarks and exchange rate movements. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority oversees pricing adjustments in coordination with the Ministry of Energy, creating a dynamic operating environment for oil marketing companies.
Industry analysts note that profitability in the downstream oil sector depends heavily on sales volumes, regulated margins, and effective supply chain management. Companies have also been investing in digital payment systems and loyalty programs to retain customers in urban markets.
Wafi Energy Pakistan’s 2025 profit of Rs3.54 billion signals improved financial stability following the transition period after its acquisition of local assets. The company’s management said it remains focused on sustainable growth, operational excellence, and continued expansion across high-potential locations.
The broader energy sector outlook remains tied to macroeconomic stability, fuel demand trends, and global oil price movements. As Pakistan’s economy shows signs of gradual recovery, oil marketing companies including Wafi Energy Pakistan are positioning themselves to capture growth in transportation and industrial fuel demand.