Shahtaj Sugar Mills Limited was incorporated in Pakistan on 27 March 1965 as a public limited company under the Companies Act, 1913. It is engaged in the manufacture and sale of sugar whereas molasses and bagasse are its significant by-products.
Where the price sits against its own year, and how it has traded since the opening bell.
Today's price sits 0% of the way up its 52-week range
Bounds are the highest and lowest daily close of the past year. PSX does not publish an intraday high or low in its end-of-day feed, so a spike within a session is not counted.
The signals a trader reads off today's board, with the fundamentals that qualify them.
Sellers are stronger
The price (Rs 136.40) is below today's open (Rs 142.50) — sellers pushed it down.
How much money is this company making, and is it growing?
Quick parameters that help you judge whether a stock is rewarding shareholders and growing.
Cash paid out over the last twelve months, against today's price. A high yield is attractive for income — check the payout is covered by earnings before relying on it.
trailing 12m DPS ÷ price × 100The share of profit handed back as dividends. Above 100% means the company paid out more than it earned that year, which cannot continue indefinitely.
DPS ÷ EPS × 100Rupees paid per rupee of annual earnings. The sector median is 14.02×.
price ÷ earnings per shareThe same ratio against average earnings rather than the latest year. For a cyclical company this is the fairer comparison — a trailing P/E on peak profits flatters it.
Does this company share its profits with shareholders, and how reliably?
| Announced | Dividend | DPS | Book closure |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-12-31 | 12.5% of face value · final | Rs 1.25 | 2026-01-20 → 2026-01-29 |
What the price has been doing lately, read off its own history. These describe where a reading sits — never what to do about it.
The price line is close-only and unadjusted. PSX's end-of-day feed carries no intraday high or low, and a bonus issue or split leaves a step in the series that is not a fall.
A blank figure means not known, never zero. Ratios are computed by PSX Lens from the exchange's published statements, not published by the exchange itself.
PSX halts a scrip that moves more than 10% from its last close. Today that band runs from Rs 122.76 to Rs 150.04.
Balance-sheet lines — total assets, equity, liabilities, and the book value and return-on-equity figures built from them — come from the audited filing PDFs and are not yet extracted. They are omitted here rather than shown as zero.
price ÷ normalized EPSCompound annual growth of the share price alone, excluding dividends. It says how the price has rewarded a long-term holder, not what it will do next.
(latest ÷ earliest) ^ (1 ÷ years) − 1How fast the payout itself has grown. Sustained growth depends on earnings growing too — read it beside the payout ratio.
(latest yr DPS ÷ earliest yr DPS) ^ (1 ÷ years) − 1| 24.03 |
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| BAFS | Baba Farid Sugar Mills Limited | 432.18 | 142.16 |
Sector median P/E 14.02× across 41 companies · SHJS sits — against it
Levels
Pivot levels · from the last session
Moving averages
| MA | Value | Price vs | Side |
|---|---|---|---|
| SMA 5 | 139.03 | -1.89% | below |
| SMA 10 | 139.14 | -1.97% | below |
| SMA 15 | 141.88 | -3.86% | below |
| SMA 20 | 145.64 | -6.35% | below |
| SMA 30 | 154.36 | -11.64% | below |
| SMA 50 | 161.63 | -15.61% | below |
| SMA 100 | 163.71 | -16.68% | below |
| SMA 150 | 164.48 | -17.07% | below |
| SMA 200 | 168.60 | -19.10% | below |
| EMA 9 | 139.89 | -2.49% | below |
| EMA 12 | 141.49 | -3.60% | below |
| EMA 20 | 146.03 | -6.60% | below |
| EMA 26 | 148.98 | -8.44% | below |
| EMA 50 | 156.04 | -12.59% | below |
| EMA 200 | 159.26 | -14.35% | below |
| VWMA 20 | 147.83 | -7.73% | below |
Oscillators
Volatility & volume
Computed from delayed daily bars, never live. 307 of 320 sessions have their high and low stood in for by the open and close, because the PSX end-of-day feed omits them — anything built on a true daily range is approximate here.