Atlas Battery Limited · PSX:ATBA
Atlas Battery — FY2026 Earnings Presentation
15 slides from Atlas Battery's earnings presentation, Oct 23, 2026
Slide 1: Corporate Briefing Session 2026
CORPORATE BRIEFING SESSION 2026 FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2026 October 23, 2026 10:00 a.m.
Slide 2: Contents of Presentation
CONTENTS OF PRESENTATION 1 Disclaimer 2 About the Company and Year at a Glance 3 Financial Information 4 Strategies 5 Questions and Answers
Slide 3: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER • This presentation is intended solely for information purposes for the participants of Atlas Battery Limited’s Corporate Briefing Session. • It does not constitute an offer or solicitation for investment. • The presentation may include forward-looking statements based on current expectat
Slide 4: About the Company
ABOUT THE COMPANY ❑ Incorporation ➔ October 19, 1966 ❑ PSX Trading Symbol ➔ ATBA ❑ Principal Business Activity ➔ Manufacturing and sale of automotive, motorcycle and energy storage batteries and allied products ❑ Registered and Sales Offices ➔ The registered office is located at D-181, Central Avenu
Slide 5: Year at a Glance
YEAR AT A GLANCE MAJOR EVENTS DURING THE YEAR: AWARDS RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR: • GS Yuasa, Japan members visited ABL (1st Quarter) • Best Corporate Report Awards (2024) – ICAP and ICMAP. • Annual Sales Conference held at Karachi (1st Quarter) • 19th Employers’ Federation of Pakistan Best Practices
Slide 6: New Variants Launched
NEW VARIANTS LAUNCHED SMF-DIN 555 SMF-DIN 888 Sealed MF 90 Sealed MF85 - 40AH - 72AH - 70AH - 70AH Sealed MF75 MF LN2 - 60AH Power Plus 5 - 45AH for HACPL - 5AH
Slide 7: Strengthening Brand Image and Market Presence
STRENGTHENING BRAND IMAGE AND MARKET PRESENCE Service Center Inauguration Cake-cutting at the revamped shop Azeem Battery Service – illuminated shop board Niaz Brothers Battery Services – shop board 7
Slide 8: Financial Information
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Slide 9: Market Conditions Faced During the Year
MARKET CONDITIONS FACED DURING THE YEAR Challenges in Market Competitive Situation Technology Geopolitical 1. Low-Cost Imported Batteries – 1. Higher Input Costs and 1. Demand and Supply Gap Rapid Adoption uncertainty of Raw Materials • Demand and Supply Gap in the • Demand for heavy lead acid batte
Slide 10: Balance Sheet (Rs. in Million)
BALANCE SHEET (RS. IN MILLION) Particulars 2026 % age 2025 % age Change % ❑ Controlled CAPEX Non Current Assets 5,076 22.9 5,170 27.3 ▼ 1.8 ❑ Higher RM stock levels were Stock-In-Trade 10,165 46.0 7,743 40.9 ▲ 31.3 maintained amid geopolitical Trade Debts 3,526 15.9 2,608 13.8 ▲ 35.2 disruptions. In
Slide 11: Profit and Loss (Rs. in Million)
PROFIT AND LOSS (RS. IN MILLION) Particulars 2026 % age 2025 % age Change % Sales: ❑ Sales: Marginally down to Rs.34.9 Bn (0.8% - Rs. Sales 34,921 100.0 35,201 100.0 ▼ 0.8 280 Mn.) ❑ Exports: Up 18.2% to Rs.721 Mn Cost of Sales (31,962) (91.5) (31,240) (88.7) ▲ 2.3 ❑ AMB Replacement Market: Market v
Slide 12: Cash Flows (Rs. in Million)
CASH FLOWS (RS. IN MILLION) Particulars 2026 2025 Change % ❑ Decrease in Operating Activities is due to working capital Cash and Cash Equivalents – Start of the year 1,028 1,192 ▼ 13.8 requirements. Cash Flows From Operating Activities (2,837) 5,377 ▼ 152.8 Cash Flows From Investing Activities 68 (7
Slide 13: Strategies
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Slide 14: Strategies
STRATEGIES A B C D Product Sales & Marketing Operational Financial Health Development Efficiency 1 Continue new 1 Flexible discounts 1 Cost reduction 1 Focus on Financial product initiatives Health development 2 Strengthen dealer & Expand portfolio retailer engagement 2 in the MF segment 3 Customer
Slide 15: Thank You for Your Attention. Q&A Session
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION. Q&A SESSION 15