Pakistan Stock Exchange – (Web Desk) – The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) KSE-100 index opened lower on Friday, trading in the red by 11am. Early intraday activity saw the benchmark index drop 1,716.51 points, a 0.95% decline from Thursday’s close of 180,512.64 points.
Among the most active stocks, K-Electric Limited led the gains, rising 2.19% to Rs8.40 on a trading volume of 32.16 million shares. Hum Network Limited followed, jumping 10.01% to Rs12.20 with 27.38 million shares traded, while Pakistan International Bulk Terminal increased 0.83% to Rs19.55 on 23.30 million shares.
LSE Capital Limited led the top advancers, rising 41.53pc to Rs2.59 at a volume of 5,348,697, followed by 786 Investments Limited advancing 10.02pc to Rs16.25 at a volume of 373,943, and Apna Microfinance Bank Limited rising 10.02pc to Rs21.74 at a volume of 36,071.
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(Feb 12, 2026) pic.twitter.com/AcbYepUGDC— Topline Securities Ltd (@toplinesec) February 12, 2026
The top decliners were led by Ahmad Hassan Textile Mills Limited, falling 9.86pc to Rs76.11 at a volume of 81, followed by Shadman Cotton Mills Limited, falling 7.71pc to Rs48.02 at a volume of 11, and Saritow Spinning Mills Limited, declining 7.64pc to Rs28.77 at a volume of 2,703.
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The index’s last session was marred by volatility on account of Engro Fertilizer’s fourth quarter 2025 results falling short of street expectations, which triggered a shift in momentum decisively in favor of sellers, according to Topline Securities. Investors wait to see whether this bearish momentum persists.
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