PSX INDEX · KSE30
KSE-30
Thirty of the largest and most liquid PSX companies, free-float weighted — a tighter, tradable slice of the market.
KSE30 · 23 Sep 2026
51,283.80
+285.23 (+0.56%) today
Day range 51,137 – 51,455
1 day
+0.6%
1 week
+2.6%
1 month
−2.6%
3 months
−4.2%
6 months
+6.7%
Year to date
−3.8%
1 year
+6.5%
3 years
+215.4%
Since 2016
+126.9%
- All-time high (close)
- 58,208
- 23 Jan 2026
- From the high
- −11.9%
- 52-week range
- 44,431 – 58,208
- 1-year volatility
- 29.1%
- annualised
- Worst drawdown · 1Y
- −23.7%
- 23 Jan 2026 → 30 Mar 2026
- Sessions in series
- 2,482
- 15 Sep 2016 → 23 Sep 2026
- 2017: −21.80%
- 2018: −15.05%
- 2019: +8.63%
- 2020: −2.55%
- 2021: −3.73%
- 2022: −15.23%
- 2023: +40.04%
- 2024: +74.15%
- 2025: +47.32%
- 2026 YTD: −3.79%
- Oct: −3.16%
- Nov: +2.99%
- Dec: +4.81%
- Jan: +5.93%
- Feb: −9.10%
- Mar: −12.26%
- Apr: +9.01%
- May: +6.27%
- Jun: +2.97%
- Jul: −2.30%
- Aug: +0.42%
- Sep: −2.69%
What the KSE-30 is
The KSE-30 narrows the market to companies that are both large and genuinely liquid. Where the KSE-100 casts wide enough to represent every sector, the KSE-30 is built to be tradable: the names in it turn over enough volume that a fund can enter and exit without moving the price much.
That makes it the reference most closely watched by institutions, and it is also the index PSX uses for market-wide circuit-breaker calculations. It moves broadly with the KSE-100 but with less of the long tail, so a divergence between the two usually means smaller companies are doing something the giants are not.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange calculates and publishes it; the exchange’s index methodology documents are the authority on eligibility, weighting and recomposition, and they change from time to time.
As of 23 Sep 2026 the KSE-30 holds 30 companies worth Rs 10.7T between them, and 75% of that value sits in commercial banks, oil & gas exploration companies and fertilizer. The largest members by market value are OGDC, UBL, MEBL, FFC and MARI. On the last session 22 rose and 8 fell. The median constituent trades at 8.7× trailing earnings and yields 3.23%, and is −2.8% so far this year. 22 of them are flagged Shariah-compliant in PSX data.
Where the value sits
- Commercial Banks · 7 34%
- Oil & Gas Exploration Companies · 4 28%
- Fertilizer · 3 13%
- Cement · 4 9%
- Power Generation & Distribution · 2 4%
- Technology & Communication · 2 4%
- Inv. Banks / Inv. Cos. / Securities Cos. · 1 3%
- Oil & Gas Marketing Companies · 2 2%
KSE-30 constituents
All 30 companies the exchange lists in this index, largest first, with the valuation and returns from our own PSX data. Tap a column to sort.
| Symbol | Company | Sector | Price | Chg % | Mkt cap Market cap What the whole company costs at today's price. How it's worked out Share price multiplied by every share in issue. How to read it It is the company's size, not its value. A big number is not expensive and a small one is not cheap — that is what the multiples below are for. | P/E P/E ratio Rupees you pay for each rupee the company earned last year. How it's worked out Share price divided by earnings per share over the last twelve reported months. How to read it Lower looks cheaper, but only against something — the same company's history, its sector, or the market. A P/E on its own means very little, and it is blank when a company lost money. | Yield Dividend yield Cash paid out over the last year as a percentage of today's price. How it's worked out Dividends per share over twelve months divided by the share price. How to read it A very high yield is often a warning, not a gift: it usually means the price fell. Check the payout ratio next to see whether earnings actually cover it. | YTD Year-to-date return How the share price has moved since 1 January, before dividends. How it's worked out Today's price against the last close of the previous year, as a percentage. How to read it It is a PRICE return, so a company that paid a large dividend looks worse here than a holder actually did. The calendar start is arbitrary — a stock that fell in December and recovered in January looks strong for reasons that have nothing to do with the business. | 1Y One-year return How the share price has moved over the last twelve months, before dividends. How it's worked out Today's price against the close twelve months ago, adjusted for bonus issues and splits, as a percentage. How to read it Price only. For what a holder actually made, including dividends, see total return — on a high-yield PSX name the two differ by most of the yield. | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OGDC | Oil & Gas Development Company Limited | Oil & Gas Exploration Companies | 319.53 | +0.35% | Rs 1.4T | 5.7× | 5.01% | +13.68% | +13.02% | Sideways |
| UBL | United Bank Limited | Commercial Banks | 432.68 | +0.84% | Rs 1.1T | 7.3× | 7.40% | +1.91% | +20.26% | Sideways |
| MEBL | Meezan Bank Limited | Commercial Banks | 555.51 | +0.92% | Rs 1T | 10.9× | 3.87% | +25.01% | +37.95% | Sideways |
| FFC | Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited | Fertilizer | 544.15 | +1.11% | Rs 783B | 10.1× | 7.53% | −7.88% | +21.61% | Leaning Down |
| MARI | Mari Energies Limited | Oil & Gas Exploration Companies | 650.23 | +0.72% | Rs 781B | 9.0× | 4.15% | −9.17% | −4.45% | Leaning Down |
| PPL | Pakistan Petroleum Limited | Oil & Gas Exploration Companies | 232.83 | +1.01% | Rs 634B | 6.4× | 3.65% | −1.15% | +21.15% | Sideways |
| LUCK | Lucky Cement Limited | Cement | 424.34 | +0.13% | Rs 622B | 13.3× | 1.18% | −10.66% | −10.90% | Leaning Down |
| MCB | MCB Bank Limited | Commercial Banks | 390.60 | −1.45% | Rs 463B | 8.7× | 6.91% | +2.96% | +12.15% | Sideways |
| HBL | Habib Bank Limited | Commercial Banks | 303.30 | +0.05% | Rs 445B | 6.9× | 7.58% | −6.22% | +21.69% | Sideways |
| NBP | National Bank of Pakistan | Commercial Banks | 170.57 | −0.30% | Rs 363B | 4.8× | 20.52% | −29.57% | −9.38% | Trending Down |
| ENGROH | Engro Holdings Limited | Inv. Banks / Inv. Cos. / Securities Cos. | 265.54 | +0.66% | Rs 320B | 50.9× | — | +11.91% | +12.07% | Sideways |
| FATIMA | Fatima Fertilizer Company Limited | Fertilizer | 148.09 | −0.25% | Rs 311B | 11.1× | 1.69% | −2.32% | +16.85% | Leaning Down |
| HUBC | The Hub Power Company Limited | Power Generation & Distribution | 205.56 | +0.51% | Rs 267B | 10.9× | 12.16% | −7.15% | −2.08% | Leaning Down |
| EFERT | Engro Fertilizers Limited | Fertilizer | 192.87 | +0.97% | Rs 258B | 12.5× | 6.35% | −14.79% | −10.28% | Leaning Up |
| PTC | Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd | Technology & Communication | 62.88 | −0.58% | Rs 237B | 38.8× | — | +5.73% | +140.28% | Leaning Down |
| POL | Pakistan Oilfields Limited | Oil & Gas Exploration Companies | 748.84 | +0.29% | Rs 213B | 6.7× | 10.35% | +23.06% | +8.60% | Leaning Up |
| KEL | K-Electric Limited | Power Generation & Distribution | 6.53 | −2.83% | Rs 180B | 653.0× | — | +10.12% | +3.49% | Trending Down |
| SYS | Systems Limited | Technology & Communication | 121.69 | +0.40% | Rs 179B | 24.2× | 1.64% | −28.79% | −16.62% | Leaning Down |
| BAFL | Bank Alfalah Limited | Commercial Banks | 56.69 | −0.51% | Rs 179B | — | 10.14% | +3.96% | +13.09% | Leaning Down |
| PSO | Pakistan State Oil Company Limited | Oil & Gas Marketing Companies | 352.54 | +1.06% | Rs 166B | 3.8× | 2.84% | −25.65% | −22.97% | Leaning Down |
| FCCL | Fauji Cement Company Limited | Cement | 54.41 | +0.65% | Rs 133B | 8.2× | 2.76% | −2.75% | −5.67% | Sideways |
| ATRL | Attock Refinery Limited | Refinery | 1,173.72 | +4.52% | Rs 125B | 5.7× | 0.64% | +71.74% | +74.75% | Leaning Up |
| SAZEW | Sazgar Engineering Works Limited | Automobile Assembler | 1,742.20 | +0.08% | Rs 105B | 4.5× | 2.87% | +2.37% | +1.81% | Trending Down |
| BOP | The Bank of Punjab | Commercial Banks | 30.82 | +0.16% | Rs 101B | 5.4× | 10.06% | −20.07% | +22.20% | Trending Down |
| MLCF | Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited | Cement | 96.07 | −0.12% | Rs 101B | 11.9× | — | −18.19% | −10.19% | Leaning Down |
| DGKC | D.G. Khan Cement Company Limited | Cement | 199.97 | −0.12% | Rs 87.6B | 7.7× | 1.00% | −13.02% | −20.90% | Leaning Down |
| SNGP | Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited | Oil & Gas Marketing Companies | 93.00 | +2.24% | Rs 59B | 4.0× | 3.23% | −22.19% | −33.08% | Trending Down |
| SEARL | The Searle Company Limited | Pharmaceuticals | 84.16 | +1.83% | Rs 49.5B | 18.5× | — | −29.85% | −17.56% | Trending Down |
| NRL | National Refinery Limited | Refinery | 564.98 | +7.58% | Rs 45.2B | 7.3× | — | +37.33% | +50.52% | Leaning Up |
| PAEL | Pak Elektron Limited | Cable & Electrical Goods | 37.03 | +0.54% | Rs 34.2B | 10.4× | — | −35.42% | −32.34% | Trending Down |
No matches.
Membership is the exchange's; prices, valuation and returns are Equivest's PSX data as of 23 Sep 2026. Trend is a description of the price series, not advice — how it is computed.
Quick answers
What is the KSE-30 index level today?
The KSE-30 closed at 51,283.80 on 23 Sep 2026, +285.23 points (+0.56%) on the session.
How has the KSE-30 performed this year?
Year to date the KSE-30 is −3.79%; over one year +6.50%; since 2016 +126.90%. Its highest close in the series is 58,208 on 23 Jan 2026.
Which companies are in the KSE-30?
30 companies as of 23 Sep 2026, the largest being OGDC, UBL, MEBL, FFC, MARI. 75% of the index value sits in commercial banks, oil & gas exploration companies, fertilizer. The full list, with each company price, valuation and returns, is on this page.
See also: KSE-100 · every PSX index.
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