Islamabad, February 4, 2026: Pakistan’s benchmark KSE-100 index ended Wednesday’s session in the green, closing at 187,832.08 points, up 931.35 points (0.5%) from its previous close of 186,900.73.
Topline Securities reported that market participation remained robust, with a total traded volume of 1,193 million shares, translating into a turnover of Rs44 billion. The index recorded an intraday high of 188,312 points and a low of 187,018 points, reflecting volatile trading throughout the day.
Top active stocks included K-Electric Limited, trading 590.87 million shares and rising 13.06% to Rs8.31, followed by Waves Home Appliances Limited (36.31 million shares, +7.89% to Rs12.04), First National Equities Limited (32.94 million shares, -1.15% to Rs1.72), Bank of Punjab (32.47 million shares, +2.15% to Rs40.90), and Waves Cooperation Limited (25.12 million shares, +2.88% to Rs16.44).
The top advancers were K-Electric Limited, Asim Textile Mills Limited (+10.02% to Rs20.32), At-Tahur Limited (+10.01% to Rs41.97), Apna Microfinance Bank Limited (+10.01% to Rs23.85), and East West Insurance Company Limited (+10.01% to Rs46.50).
“Performance was primarily supported by gains in index heavyweights such as MEBL, ENGROH, NBP, UBL, and HMB, which collectively added 740 points to the benchmark,” noted Topline Securities.
Top decliners included Blessed Textiles Limited (-10% to Rs607.29), First Tri-Star Modaraba (-10% to Rs48.06), Janana De Malucho Textile Mills Limited (-10% to Rs134.51), and International Knitwear Limited (-9.83% to Rs81.99).
