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4 banks · 9M 2026 results
HBL is the cheapest at 6.1x; Meezan the priciest at 9.9x.
P/E shows how many rupees you pay for each rupee of yearly profit. Undervalued and overvalued here compare these four banks on P/E only.
Price is what you pay. Value is what you get. Our tools help you tell the difference.
Four professional models — Graham Number, DCF, P/E Relative, and DDM — built for the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
Estimate intrinsic value before you decide. Every tool shows its margin of safety calculation and how each verdict is reached.
Each model explains its formula, caveats, and PSX context. Built for beginners and experienced investors alike.
Everything you need to analyze and value PSX stocks — from beginner to advanced
Guides, strategies, and insights for PSX investors
Pakistan Stock Exchange, Adamjee Insurance and First Habib Modaraba compared on P/E, P/B, ROE, dividend yield and profit growth. Which is best value?
International Steels and International Industries compared on P/E, P/B, ROE, dividends and debt, with the one-off SIDC gain in Q1 FY27 explained.
Shifa International Hospitals, Service Industries (Servis), PIBTL and Javedan (JVDC) share prices compared on P/E, P/B, ROE, dividends and debt.
Generic calculators assume US interest rates and dollar figures. SeekhKar's valuation tools start from Pakistani assumptions, so you can work with a PSX company's own numbers.
Enter EPS, book value and cash flow straight from a PSX company's annual report, in rupees.
Defaults to 18%, reflecting Pakistan's higher interest rates and country risk. Change it to test your own view.
Every result shows how far the price sits below or above the estimate, not just a single number.
The Intrinsic Value Calculator runs all four and shows them side by side, so you can see how much the answer depends on the method you choose.
A conservative fair value from earnings and book value: √(22.5 × EPS × book value per share).
Projects future free cash flow and discounts it back to today's value.
Compares a company's price-to-earnings ratio with the norm for its sector.
Values a share by the dividends it is expected to pay in future.
Tax, loans, salary and savings, set up for Pakistan's tax rules and interest rates.
New to the Pakistan Stock Exchange? Plain-language guides explain each idea with Pakistani examples, then show you the calculator to try it on.
Find EPS, book value and free cash flow, with FY2026 examples from OGDC and Lucky Cement.
A conservative fair-value estimate from two figures in the annual report.
Why value investors leave room for being wrong, and how much.
Why PSX valuations use higher discount rates than US markets.
What looks cheap or expensive depends on the sector.
Dividend yield, payout ratio and how dividends are taxed in Pakistan.