Top traded stocks on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) for February 20, 2025

Top Traded Stocks by Volume

  1. Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Limited (PIBTL)
    • Volume: 210.45 million shares
    • Price: Rs5.10 per share
    • Sector: Transportation
    • Performance: +2.00% change.
  2. K-Electric Limited (KEL)
    • Volume: 195.23 million shares
    • Price: Rs4.95 per share
    • Sector: Utilities
    • Performance: +1.43% change.
  3. Bank of Punjab (BOP)
    • Volume: 58.12 million shares
    • Price: Rs13.10 per share
    • Sector: Finance
    • Performance: +1.24% change.
  4. Fauji Cement Company Limited (FCCL)
    • Volume: 40.05 million shares
    • Price: Rs41.20 per share
    • Sector: Non-energy minerals
    • Performance: +1.60% change.
  5. D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited (DGKC)
    • Volume: 26.45 million shares
    • Price: Rs113.50 per share
    • Sector: Non-energy minerals
    • Performance: +1.48% change.

Top Traded Stocks by Value

  1. Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited (FFC)
    • Value: Rs1.62 billion
    • Price: Rs398.50 per share
    • Sector: Process industries
    • Performance: +0.44% change.
  2. Pakistan State Oil Company Limited (PSO)
    • Value: Rs1.50 billion
    • Price: Rs340.10 per share
    • Sector: Energy minerals
    • Performance: +0.49% change.
  3. United Bank Limited (UBL)
    • Value: Rs1.25 billion
    • Price: Rs397.80 per share
    • Sector: Finance
    • Performance: -0.63% change.
  4. National Bank of Pakistan (NBP)
    • Value: Rs1.18 billion
    • Price: Rs79.20 per share
    • Sector: Finance
    • Performance: +0.78% change.
  5. Lucky Cement Limited (LUCK)
    • Value: Rs780.50 million
    • Price: Rs1,341.92 per share
    • Sector: Non-energy minerals
    • Performance: -4.29% change.

Key Highlights

  • Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Limited (PIBTL) was the most traded stock by volume, with 210.45 million shares traded, reflecting strong investor interest in the transportation sector.
  • K-Electric Limited (KEL) followed closely, maintaining high trading activity in the utilities sector.
  • Fauji Fertilizer (FFC) and Pakistan State Oil (PSO) led in terms of traded value, indicating significant institutional and retail participation.