Provincial Government Bank

Bank of Khyber Share Price & Financial Results

Part of PakFinHub's BOK coverage — see the full bank overview.

• PSX: BOK
• VIS 'AA-' / PACRA 'AA-'

Written & reviewed by Dildar Hussain — 10+ years in Pakistani banking, BS Banking & Finance (NUML University)

Figures on this page track BOK's PSX quarterly filings — this page is checked and refreshed each time BOK reports. Next scheduled review: after BOK's Q3 2026 filing.

Bank of Khyber share price trades on the Pakistan Stock Exchange under the ticker BOK, and reflects the bank's underlying financial results as much as broader market sentiment toward the banking sector. BOK's profit has moved lower each period since a strong FY2025: profit after tax fell in Q1 2026, fell further in Q2 2026, and the first-half 2026 total came in well below first-half 2025. All figures below are sourced and dated.

BOK has been listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (formerly the Karachi Stock Exchange) since its IPO in January 2006, when shares were first offered at Rs 15 each. As a scheduled commercial bank, BOK is required to publish quarterly and annual financial statements, which are filed with the PSX and available on both BOK's own investor relations page and the PSX company page directly.

BOK Share Price: Live Snapshot

Last Price (Sep 4, 2026)

Rs 30.73

52-Week Range

Rs 23.10 – 45.90

P/E Ratio (TTM)

9.09

Market Cap

~Rs 35.6 billion

Free Float

~5.00% of shares

Stock Exchange

Pakistan Stock Exchange

Ticker Symbol

BOK

Listed Since

January 2006

IPO Price

Rs 15/share

For the live, minute-by-minute BOK Share Price, go directly to the PSX's own company page for BOK. Equity prices change constantly during trading hours, so any figure on a static page is effectively already old by the time you see it.

Live price, 52-week range, P/E, market cap, and free float confirmed from PSX's own equity profile for ticker BOK, checked Sep 4, 2026. These figures move constantly — treat this as a snapshot, not a live feed. Last verified: September 2026.

FY2025 Through H1 2026: Three Periods, Declining Profit

BOK's full-year 2025 profit after tax rose to roughly Rs 5.82 billion (EPS Rs 5.02), up about 61% on 2024 — the strongest annual result in the four-year run PSX discloses. That momentum reversed sharply in 2026: Q1 profit fell 37% year-on-year, then Q2 2026 fell further to just Rs 453 million (EPS Rs 0.39), down about 74% from Q2 2025's Rs 1.76 billion — the weakest single quarter in this run. For the first half of 2026 overall, profit after tax came to Rs 1.47 billion (EPS Rs 1.27), down 56% from Rs 3.37 billion in H1 2025. BOK's own Directors' Review, in its half-year filing, attributes the decline to market interest rate movements reducing net interest income and gain on securities, plus non-markup expenses up 13% year-on-year on higher business activity and inflation, and states plainly that "Q2-2026 profitability moderated compared to Q1, driven by lower net markup income alongside higher non-markup expenses and credit loss provisions." On the balance sheet side, total assets grew to Rs 597.4 billion as at June 30, 2026 (from Rs 453.3 billion at end-2025), funded by a sizeable deposit increase to Rs 486.7 billion (from Rs 378.1 billion) and higher borrowings. The Bank's total Capital Adequacy Ratio fell to 15.46% as at June 30, 2026, down from 20.15% at end-2025, though still comfortably above the 11.50% regulatory minimum including the capital conservation buffer.

FY2022–FY2025 series confirmed from PSX's own Financials table for ticker BOK. H1/Q2 2026 detail, Directors' Review commentary, balance sheet figures, and CAR confirmed directly from BOK's condensed interim unconsolidated financial statements for the six months ended June 30, 2026 (PSX filing dated August 28, 2026), reviewed on a limited-scope basis by PwC A.F. Ferguson & Co. — note that only the cumulative half-year P&L figures received limited review; the standalone Q2 figures did not. Last verified: September 2026.

FY2022–FY2025 series confirmed from PSX's own Financials table for ticker BOK. H1/Q2 2026 detail and Directors' Review commentary confirmed from BOK's condensed interim unconsolidated financial statements for the six months ended June 30, 2026 (PSX filing dated August 28, 2026). Last verified: September 2026.

Ownership Structure Behind the Stock

Unlike most PSX-listed commercial banks, BOK's largest shareholder is not a private conglomerate but the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, holding 70.20% of outstanding shares per the bank's most recent quarterly filing. Ismail Industries Limited is the largest private shareholder at 24.43%, with the remainder held across institutional and retail investors. This concentrated ownership shows up directly in the free float figure above — at roughly 5% of shares, BOK's free float is unusually small next to most PSX-listed banks, which helps explain why the stock can move sharply on relatively thin daily volume.

Credit Rating & Financial Standing

Bank of Khyber currently carries two separate entity ratings, and both now sit at the same level. VIS Credit Rating Company upgraded BOK's medium-to-long-term rating to 'AA-' (Double A Minus) in June 2025, maintaining the short-term rating at 'A1.' The Pakistan Credit Rating Agency (PACRA) followed with its own upgrade — from 'A+' to 'AA-' — announced in July 2026, maintaining the short-term rating at 'A1.' VIS describes the 'AA-' rating as denoting high credit quality with strong protection factors. Both agencies assign a "Stable" outlook. In addition, during Q1 2026 the Islamic International Rating Agency (IIRA) assigned BOK's Islamic Banking Operations a distinct Shari'a Compliance and Fiduciary Rating of "SCFR (pk) 1" on the national scale and "SCFR (Global) – High" on the global scale — a rating that speaks specifically to how well the Islamic operations conform to Shariah-compliance obligations, separate from the conventional credit ratings above. None of these ratings are a guarantee; they reflect each agency's opinion at the time of review and can change as BOK publishes new results.

How to Read BOK's Quarterly Results

BOK, like every PSX-listed bank, publishes results on a quarterly cycle: Q1, half-year, Q3 (nine-month), and full-year audited accounts. Each filing typically includes profit after tax, earnings per share (EPS), and a balance sheet summary covering deposits, advances, and investments. The full-year filing is the one to weight most heavily, since it is externally audited, while quarterly figures are often unaudited or subject to a limited review only — for the half-year filing specifically, only the cumulative six-month P&L figures get a limited-scope review by BOK's auditors, not the standalone Q2 numbers. Since Q1 2026, BOK also files separate unconsolidated and consolidated statements, following the incorporation of its wholly-owned subsidiary, BOK Currency Exchange Company (Private) Limited. As of the H1 2026 filing, BOK also disclosed it now operates 256 branches including 212 dedicated Islamic banking branches, up from 254 branches (199 Islamic) at end-2025 — 11 more conventional branches converted to Islamic during the half-year.

To sanity-check any headline profit number reported elsewhere, cross-reference it against the actual PSX filing (a PDF notice under BOK's company page) instead of a news summary. Paraphrased coverage sometimes conflates profit-before-tax with profit-after-tax, or annual figures with quarterly ones.

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone tracking BOK's stock alongside other PSX-listed banks should weigh its ~5% free float and concentrated government ownership against peers with a wider free float, since that structure can make trading volume and volatility look different from a fully privately-held competitor even when underlying fundamentals are comparable — and should check PSX's Risk Warning Alert status before comparing valuations at all.

Good For

• Understanding where BOK's official share price and filings actually live
• Reading BOK's ownership structure before interpreting trading volume
• Knowing what BOK's credit rating does and doesn't tell you
• Finding BOK's quarterly and annual results directly from PSX

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