⚡ Flash Summary

Service Industries Limited (SRVI) held a corporate briefing session on November 18, 2025, presenting an overview of its operations and financial performance. The company highlighted its growth strategy, geographical spread, and corporate restructuring. A key focus was placed on the financial results for FY24 and 9M FY25, showcasing revenue growth and export leadership. The company aims to enhance sustainability and pursue strategic partnerships for future growth. Servis also demonstrates commitment to charitable activities donating more than Rs. 153 million during 9M FY-2025.

📌 Key Takeaways

• ⭐ Servis Group’s vision is to become a global, world-class, and diversified company leveraging its brands and people.
• 🏢 The group has an asset base of PKR 120 billion and employs over 15,000 people.
• 🌍 Servis has a presence in over 50 countries.
• 🛍️ Operates a nationwide network of 284 retail outlets under the ‘SERVIS’ brand.
• 🤝 Contributed PKR 153 million in donations till 9M FY2025, compared to PKR 110 million in FY2024.
• 👟 Is the largest footwear exporter in Pakistan.
• ✔️ Is a Tyre market leader in Pakistan.
• 🏭 Has an installed manufacturing capacity of over 24 million tyres and 57 million tubes annually.
• 📈 Delivered 18.1% revenue growth till Q3 FY2025, achieving sales of Rs. 109 billion (USD 388 million).
• Exported footwear worth Rs. 15.1 billion (USD 54 million) till Q3 FY2025.
• 🏭 Rs. 7 billion (USD 25 million) CAPEX till Q3 FY2025 for capacity expansion.
• 💸 Market Capitalization of SIL stood at PKR 64.66 billion (USD 230 million) as of September 30, 2025.
• ♻️ Aims to enhance sustainability by installing 225 KW of solar capacity across 15 stores by 2026.
• 🤝 Pursuing strategic joint venture partnerships for production capabilities.
• 🌱 Committed to corporate social responsibility with Rs. 153 million donated in 9M FY25.

🎯 Investment Thesis

Given the information provided, a HOLD recommendation is appropriate for SRVI. The company exhibits strong growth potential and market leadership in the footwear and tyre sectors. However, there are fluctuations in standalone financials with the demerger of its tyre and retail undertakings. Future performance will rely on strategic initiatives and effective risk management. Without a detailed financial model, a more precise price target would be difficult to determine.