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Nation food
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Nation food
Faiz Bhai, What you're looking at: The golden pocket (0.5–0.618 Fibonacci retracement) is a key demand zone where stocks often reverse. NATF is currently trading around 384, which sits right in that zone after a pullback from recent highs. Technically: - Support: 376–380 (golden pocket area) - Resistance: 390, then 406–410 - If price holds this zone with volume, a bounce toward 406–410 is likely - If it breaks below 376, the setup weakens The setup is valid – price is sitting in a historically strong reversal zone. But wait for confirmation (bullish candle, volume pickup) before entering. Fundamentally: National Foods is a solid consumer brand with consistent demand. At these levels, valuation is reasonable. My take: Risk-reward favors bulls if support holds. Watch 376 closely
ASKARI BANK (AKBL) – H1 2026 Results Review
Current Price: ~105.50 | RSI: 49.84 Dividend & Corporate Actions The Board has recommended an interim cash dividend of Rs. 2.0 per share for Q2 2026. Combined with the earlier Rs. 2.0 per share paid for Q1, the cumulative half-year dividend stands at Rs. 4.0 per share. No bonus or right shares were announced. Share transfer books will remain closed from August 13 to August 18, 2026, with the record date being August 12, 2026. Key Corporate Development: The Board approved increasing authorized capital (from Rs. 1.2B to Rs. 2.0B) and paid-up capital (from Rs. 1.0B to Rs. 1.5B) for its wholly-owned subsidiary, Askari Currency Exchange (Pvt.) Limited – strengthening their non-banking presence. Financial Performance Unconsolidated: Net interest income grew 3.5% to Rs. 43.96 billion, reflecting steady core banking performance despite a challenging rate environment. Non-markup income surged 86% to Rs. 12.57 billion from Rs. 6.74 billion last year – a significant driver of overall profitability. Profit before tax rose slightly to Rs. 28.09 billion from Rs. 27.75 billion. Profit after tax increased 25.5% to Rs. 13.33 billion from Rs. 10.63 billion in H1 2025. Earnings per share improved to Rs. 9.20 from Rs. 7.33 – a solid jump of nearly 26%. Consolidated: PAT stood at Rs. 13.35 billion, up from Rs. 10.70 billion last year. EPS came in at Rs. 9.21. Balance Sheet Strength Total assets expanded 12% to Rs. 3.25 trillion, up from Rs. 2.90 trillion at December 2025. Investments reached Rs. 2.23 trillion, reflecting active deployment of surplus liquidity. Advances grew 19% to Rs. 700.54 billion from Rs. 586.62 billion – indicating strong lending growth. Deposits rose 13.5% to Rs. 1.85 trillion from Rs. 1.63 trillion – healthy deposit mobilization. Net assets stand at Rs. 151.39 billion, providing a solid equity base. Technical Snapshot Price: ~105.50 | RSI: 49.84 (neutral) Key Support: 100.00–102.50 Key Resistance: 110.00–112.00 Volume at 9.35 million shares reflects strong market participation. The stock has been trending upward from lows near 80, and the current consolidation around 105 suggests a pause before the next move.
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MLCF
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Nice chart. Clean Fibonacci structure. Price has pulled back to the 0.5 retracement level around 92.38, which is also aligning with trendline support. The 0.618 level at 88.20 is the next key downside zone if support breaks. Previous higher high near 110 is the reference point – a breakout above that would confirm trend continuation. The setup: Holding above 92 with a bounce would be a strong signal. A break below 88 would suggest deeper correction.
MAPLE LEAF CEMENT (MLCF) – Full Year Results Review
Current Price: ~96.60 | RSI: 50.17 Dividend & Corporate Actions No cash dividend, bonus shares, or right shares were declared for the year. The company has approved loans of up to Rs. 2,000 million each to Kohinoor Textile Mills (holding company) and Maple Leaf Capital (associated company) for working capital requirements. AGM is scheduled for September 17, 2026, with book closure from September 11 to September 17. Consolidated Performance On a consolidated basis, the numbers look solid: Revenue grew 24% to Rs. 85.15 billion, up from Rs. 68.65 billion last year. Gross profit increased 24% to Rs. 31.61 billion. Operating profit rose 29% to Rs. 24.59 billion. Profit after tax stood at Rs. 12.56 billion, up 9% from last year. EPS came in at Rs. 11.34, compared to Rs. 10.98 previously. The consolidated picture is healthy, reflecting strong operational performance across the group. Standalone Reality Check However, the standalone numbers tell a different story: Revenue grew only 2.6% to Rs. 70.73 billion. Gross profit was largely flat at Rs. 23.94 billion. Operating profit declined nearly 22% to Rs. 18.88 billion. Profit after tax fell sharply by 50% to Rs. 8.45 billion from Rs. 17.04 billion last year. EPS dropped to Rs. 8.06 from Rs. 16.26. The sharp decline is primarily due to: lower dividend and other income (Rs. 1.63 billion vs Rs. 8.40 billion last year) and significantly higher finance costs. Technical Snapshot Price: ~96.60 | RSI: 50.17 (neutral) Key Support: 92.00–94.00 | Key Resistance: 100.00–102.00 Volume at 6.38 million shares reflects healthy market participation. The stock has been consolidating after a pullback, and RSI suggests momentum is balanced – neither overbought nor oversold. A sustained move above 100 with volume could target 110–112, while a break below 92 would signal weakness. Verdict MLCF presents a mixed picture: On the positive side: Consolidated revenue and profit growth are strong, operational performance is improving, and the group structure is contributing meaningfully to earnings.
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Technically, still a wait-and-watch. Price is hovering around 135 with RSI at 38.64.. nearing oversold, but no bullish divergence or reversal confirmation yet. Key levels: - Support: 130–132 – this is the line to watch - Resistance: 145–150 – breakout level for trend reversal The setup: If it holds 130–132 with a bullish candlestick pattern (hammer, engulfing), a bounce toward 145–150 becomes likely. But if it breaks below 130, downside risk opens up. My approach: Wait for a confirmed reversal near support before entering. Let price prove itself first. Better to be late than early here.
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Muhammad Saqib Abrar
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