AI stock analysis for the Pakistan Stock Exchange
An AI analyst built on twenty years of PSX filings.
Standardized financial statements, two decades of price action and Pakistan's macroeconomic record, ready for the assistant. Ask in plain language.
From PKR 500. No subscription.
354
listed companies' financial statements, up to 20 years
~500
stocks and 17 indices with price history since 2004
45
Pakistan macro series: rates, inflation, FX, GDP
Daily
foreign and local investor flows (FIPI/LIPI)
What you can ask
AI stock analysis across the whole PSX
Companies, dividends, prices, the economy and who is buying. Ask about any of it, and follow up the way you would with an analyst.
How have Lucky Cement's revenue and profit moved over the last five years?
Revenue grew from PKR 325bn in FY22 to PKR 516bn in FY26, while net income tripled, from PKR 29.5bn to PKR 89.0bn. The net margin widened in every one of those years.
Example answer · data as of September 2026
Which banks paid the highest dividend yield in 2025?
National Bank of Pakistan led at 14.5%, then Habib Metropolitan at 10.8%. Bank Alfalah, Standard Chartered and MCB were all close to 9.5%.
Example answer · data as of September 2026
- National Bank of Pakistan14.5%
- Habib Metropolitan Bank10.8%
- Bank Alfalah9.6%
- Standard Chartered Pakistan9.5%
- MCB Bank9.5%
How has the KSE-100 done since 2013?
From 16,795 in January 2013 to 170,885 now, about ten times. Most of it came after 2022: the index closed that year at 40,420.
Example answer · data as of September 2026
Where do the policy rate and inflation stand?
The SBP policy rate is 11.5% and CPI inflation 11.1% year on year, up 8.1 points in a year. That leaves a real policy rate of only about 0.4 points.
Example answer · data as of September 2026
SBP policy rate
11.5%
June 2026 · +0.5pp in a year
CPI inflation, y/y
11.1%
August 2026 · +8.1pp in a year
What did foreign investors do in August?
Foreign investors were net sellers of $19.9M over the month, led by commercial banks (−$10.3M) and technology (−$5.8M). Oil and gas exploration was the one notable buy, at +$3.8M.
Example answer · data as of September 2026
- Commercial banks−$10.3M
- Technology−$5.8M
- Oil & gas marketing−$3.9M
- Cement−$3.6M
- Oil & gas exploration+$3.8M
Same question, two answers
A general assistant guesses. ScripIntel reads the filings.
It comes down to what the model can reach when you ask.
What was Lucky Cement's net income in FY2026?
A typical general-purpose AI assistant
I don't have access to recent financial data. As of my last update Lucky Cement was reporting strong earnings, but I'd recommend checking the company's latest annual report or the PSX website for its FY2026 figures.
ScripIntel
PKR 89.0bn, up 15.7% from PKR 77.0bn in FY2025, on revenue of PKR 516.4bn: a 17.2% net margin. From the consolidated accounts for the year ended 30 June 2026.
Reads the filings, not its memory
Statements, prices, flows and macro series are loaded and checked before you ask.
The whole market, at the same depth
Small caps as well as index names, so it can rank and compare every company in a sector.
Every figure traceable
Standardized on one basis so companies compare, and each figure traces back to a filing in the report index.
How it works
From question to checked answer in a minute
- 1
Ask in plain words
A company, a sector, a dividend record or the rate environment.
- 2
It works from the data
It queries statements, prices, flows and macro series, and computes across companies and years.
- 3
Check the source
Answers show the figures they used, in charts and tables.
Questions about AI stock analysis on the PSX
Can AI analyse PSX stocks?
Yes. ScripIntel answers questions about any PSX-listed company from its reported financial statements, price history, dividends and sector data, loaded before you ask.
Does it give stock forecasts or buy and sell calls?
It gives you the analysis behind those questions: trends, valuations, comparisons and what has driven results. It does not predict prices or tell you what to buy, and nothing it says is investment advice.
Where does the data come from?
Published company filings, exchange price history and official statistics from the State Bank and the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, curated and checked before they are loaded.
How current is it?
Investor flows are added daily, statements after companies publish them, and macro series as they are released. Filings take time to arrive, so check important figures against the source.
How much does it cost?
It is prepaid, from PKR 500, with no subscription. Each question draws from your credit by the work the answer takes.
Who is it for?
Investors, analysts and anyone who reads PSX filings and wants answers from the numbers.
Try it on your own questions
PKR 500 gets you full access, Deep tier included. No subscription: top up, and each question draws from your credit.
Every figure is curated and audited by hand before it is loaded. Even so, the data is not real time, published results take time to arrive, and both the data and the assistant can carry errors, so check the final numbers against the company's own filing before you act on them. Nothing here is investment advice. More on the data.