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"Friends, Denek has disclosed its numbers for the third quarter, so let's take a look at what the data shows within those quarter three figures. Last quarter, the company had a revenue of 156 million, which joined the 50-pass television segment. If you look at this revenue, the company's different figures are quite impressive. You can see a significant increase in the company's annual revenue, around 33 percent. If we examine it on a quarterly basis, the same trend continues; quarter by quarter, the numbers are increasing year by year. 

Meanwhile, if we talk about the charges, you can see that in this quarter, the company's revenue was around 656 million, while the market cap was approximately 637 million, which indicates that the company’s revenue aligns closely with market expectations.

Now looking at the previous quarter, the revenue was 370 million compared to last year's 310 million, and at present, the company's figures show a revenue of 496 million. In Karachi, looking at the properties managed by the company, last quarter the revenue was 335 million, compared to the previous year's 370 million, and currently stands at 496 million. Thus, the company is exhibiting significant growth and can report a jump of about 30 to 32 percent year on year.

On a quarterly basis as well, the company is witnessing a robust profit increase, with a jump of approximately 50 percent reported. The profit appears quite impressive, with the current figure around 496 million, while the market expectation was around 530 million. So here we see that the company is slightly below market expectations.

As for Earnings Per Share (EPS), last year's EPS was around 14 rupees. Taking a look at the operating margins, last year it was around nine percent, while currently, it is expected to be around 10.5 percent. The net profit margin also appears to be around 9.5 percent.

Overall, when we look at all figures, the company's performance seems to be better than expected. However, the main issue is that the company hasn't delivered as strongly as market expectations suggested, especially when looking at the revenue and profit figures, which are slightly weaker than market commentary would indicate."