MLCF Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited

Cement KSE100KMI30ALLSHRKMIALLSHR signal liquidity

Figures as of the 23 Jul 2026 session · prices in Rs (PKR) · educational research, not investment advice

The short version

Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited (MLCF) trades on the Pakistan Stock Exchange in the Cement sector. It carries a market capitalisation of about 93.04B. The shares change hands at roughly 8.27 times trailing earnings. Over the last month the price has moved lower by about 14.0%. It has a dividend record running from 2015 to 2019. The desk values it 3 ways and the methods disagree: 1 sit above today's price and 1 below, a moderate spread. This is research, not advice, and nothing here is a recommendation.

How the valuation models sit

1 above today’s price
1 near today’s price
1 below today’s price

The desk values MLCF 3 independent ways — a peer multiple, its earnings power against the bond yield, a Graham-style estimate and a dividend model. Those are the counts above; the spread between them is moderate. A narrower spread means the methods broadly agree with each other. Which methods, what they produced and the workings behind each are in the desk.

Key figures

Market cap93.04B
P/E (trailing)8.27
Dividend yield
SectorCement

Dividend record

Ex-dividend dates and amounts as announced to the exchange — the record here runs from 2015 to 2019. Public record; shown so the pattern of payment is visible, not as a forecast that it continues.

Ex-dateRs / share
17 Oct 20190.42
18 Oct 20180.85
12 Mar 20181.27
19 Oct 20171.48
10 Mar 20171.64
18 Oct 20162.05
10 Feb 20161.23
19 Oct 20150.82
12 Mar 20150.82

What the desk holds on MLCF

  • The four valuation methods, their values and full workings
  • Rule-based strategies tested on MLCF's own ~19-year price history
  • The analyst Desk Room debate — a bull case, a bear case and a chair's view with its dissent recorded
  • Dated, falsifiable calls scored in public against what prices actually did
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