Karachi: Indus Motor Company (IMC), the assembler of Toyota vehicles in Pakistan, has announced a 32% rise in its quarterly profit, reaching Rs. 6.72 billion, reflecting strong demand recovery and improved cost management despite ongoing economic challenges.
According to the company’s financial statement, the profit surge was driven by higher sales volumes, favorable exchange rate movements, and operational efficiencies. Revenue for the quarter also saw a notable increase, supported by the successful launch of new models and steady growth in the SUV segment.
Industry analysts said the results signal renewed momentum in Pakistan’s auto sector, which has faced supply chain disruptions and reduced consumer spending in recent years.
Toyota Pakistan stated that it remains committed to expanding local production and exploring hybrid and electric vehicle options in line with the government’s green mobility vision.
