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08-Oct-26

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Anam Waqas Ghayour
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PACRA Withdraws the Ratings of Lucky Electric Power Company Limited | PPSTS-23 | PKR 6bln | Mar-26 | Redeemed

Issuer Lucky Electric Power Company Limited
Instrument Privately Place Short Term Sukuk
Amount PKR 6000 mln
Issuance Date 17-Mar-26
Tenor 0.6 Years
Redemption Date 17-Sep-26
Outstanding Amount -

Rating Type Debt Instrument
Current
(08-Oct-26 )
Previous
(17-Jul-26 )
Action Redeem Maintain
Long Term - AA
Short Term - A1+
Outlook Stable
Rating Watch - -


As a result of the full repayment, the Pakistan Credit Rating Agency (PACRA) has withdrawn the
ratings assigned to Lucky Electric Power Company Limited - PPSTS-23 - PKR 6 billion - March 2026.

About the Entity
LEPCL was incorporated in Pakistan on June 13, 2014, as a public unlisted company at Port Qasim,
Karachi, Sindh. Lucky Cement Limited owns 100% shareholding of LEPCL and stands as the flagship
company of the Yunus Brothers Group. The Company's Board comprises eight directors, including the
Chief Executive Officer, with all board members representing Lucky Cement. Mr. Muhammad Ali Tabba,
the Chairman, has been associated with the Group in different capacities for nearly three decades and
currently chairs the Board with his visionary leadership and vast experience.

About the Instrument
Lucky Electric Power Company Limited (LEPCL) issued a rated, unsecured, unlisted, privately placed Short Term Sukuk, PPSTS-23, amounting to PKR 6,000 million, inclusive of a green shoe option of PKR 2,000 million, in March 2026. The Sukuk matured on 17 September 2026 and was issued to meet the Company’s working capital requirements. The instrument carried a profit rate of 3-Month KIBOR minus 10 basis points, with both profit and principal paid at maturity.

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