PPL: Pakistan Petroleum Limited, close and what a budget buys

Pakistan Petroleum Limited (code PPL) closed at Rs 217.96 on 6 November 2026, −1.51% on the previous close. The close is in the lower half of its 52-week range, Rs 183.00 to Rs 284.60. One share costs Rs 217.96 at that price, before costs.

The close of 6 November 2026 and the session before

Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) closed at Rs 217.96 on 6 November 2026. The previous close, which PSX prints as the last-day close price (LDCP), is Rs 221.30. That is a move of Rs 3.34 per share, −1.51%, downwards. PSX marks PPL XD: its shares trade without the right to a declared dividend. On this reading the second source shows the same change.

The price is in rupees per share. The figure comes from the PSX company page, and the second reading from the public screener agrees on the close.

PPL in one table

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Where the close sits in the 52-week range

Over the last 52 weeks the lowest price of PPL was Rs 183.00 and the highest Rs 284.60, a spread of Rs 101.60 per share: the high is 55.5 percent above the low. The close of Rs 217.96 is 19.1 percent above the low and 30.6 percent below the high, which puts it in the lower half of the range, at 34.4 on a scale where the low is 0 and the high 100.

The place changes every session and says nothing about the next one. It answers only the question where today's close is among the closes of the past year. The dates of the low and the high are not printed by the source, so they are not given here.

What PSX says the company is

The PSX profile reads: “Pakistan Petroleum Limited (the Company) was incorporated in Pakistan in 1950. The Company's main objectives are conducting exploration, prospecting, development and production of hydrocarbons and mineral resources.”

Its sector as PSX lists it is oil & gas exploration companies; the financial year ends in June. The market value is 593.1 bn, of which 24.6% is free float.

P/E and earnings per share

PSX prints a trailing P/E ratio of 5.72, on unconsolidated financials. Earnings per share by financial year, as the page's financials tab prints them: 2026 36.21, 2025 33.82, 2024 42.01, 2023 35.99.

These are descriptions of the past. A price-to-earnings ratio divides the price by earnings over the past twelve months; a low or high value is a fact about the ratio, not a signal.

How many shares a budget buys

One share of PPL costs Rs 217.96. A budget of Rs 10,000 buys 45 shares worth Rs 9,808.20, leaving Rs 191.80; a budget of Rs 50,000 buys 229 worth Rs 49,912.84, leaving Rs 87.16; and Rs 250,000 buys 1,146 worth Rs 249,782.16, leaving Rs 217.84.

Costs are not in the table. Brokerage, exchange and clearing charges and taxes are added on top, so the true figure is a little lower.

PPL: shares by budget

The budget divided by the cost of one share, rounded down. Brokerage, taxes and charges are not included.

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What the PSX page lists as announcements

The table below is the company's own announcements as PSX lists them, newest first: financial results, board meetings and other notices, with PSX's titles unchanged. It is a list of what exists, not a reading of what the documents say.

A dividend, a book closure or a meeting appears here only if its title says so; the amounts and dates are in the documents behind the titles, which this site does not read.

PPL: latest announcements

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A worked order

Suppose you place a limit buy for 100 shares of PPL at Rs 217.96: that is Rs 21,796 before costs. The price is inside PSX's band for the day (199.17 to 243.43), so the order can be accepted; a limit of Rs 245.86 would be outside it and could not trade that day.

The example shows the shape of an order, not a view on the price.