Wafi Energy announces Rs3.54bn profit, marks strong growth in 2025

Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited remains focused on operational excellence, growth, and generating shareholder value
An undated image. — Wafi Energy
An undated image. — Wafi Energy

Wafi Energy Pakistan Limited (WEPL) on Friday announced the company's financial report for the year ended December 31, 2025, making a profit after tax of Rs3.54 billion, an increase of 7.5% compares with the same period last year. 

Wafi Energy expanded its Shell retail network, adding 35 new Shell retail sites, including a second eco-friendly Shell site built with recycled plastic, bringing the Shell retail network to over 680 sites nationwide. 

The Lubricants business continued strong performance across both consumer and industrial segments. Wafi Energy strengthened its partnership with OEM, and the mining portfolio expanded, along with the growth in indirect and process oil segments. 

This marks Wafi Energy’s first year in Pakistan, shaped by strong performance, disciplined expansion, and strategic investment.

Commenting on the report, Wafi Energy CEO Zubair Shaikh said: “We delivered a strong business performance in 2025 and importantly, we did so while investing to grow. Our focus through the year was clear – to expand in priority growth areas, establish Wafi Energy in Pakistan and strengthen the Shell customer experience. In 2026, our ambition is to accelerate growth, build shareholder value and continue investing in the energy future for Pakistan.”

In 2026, WEPL remains focused on operational excellence, growth, and generating shareholder value. Last year, the Board in-principle authorized management to explore potential investment and acquisition opportunities in the oil marketing sector. 

The company plans to advance its investment strategy by planning a Dubai-based subsidiary to expand commercial activities and strengthen its regional presence.