KARACHI – The cement industry in Pakistan is witnessing mixed but stable pricing, as overall sector performance continues to show strong recovery in this fiscal year driven by rising domestic demand.
As of second of May 2026, cement prices per bag shown slight regional variations during the past week. Northern markets recorded a small decline in average retail prices, while southern regions experienced a marginal increase.
Current market rates 2026
Cement prices per bag continue to vary across brands, ranging from lower-tier to premium producers. Prices start at around Rs1,350 for Flying Pakistan Cement, while mid-range brands such as Falcon, Cherat, and Power Cement are priced around Rs1400. Higher-end brands, including Bestway, DG Khan, Maple Leaf, and Pakcem, are trading in range of Rs. 1,430 to Rs1,450 per bag.
| Brand | Price |
| Flying Pakistan | 1,350-1370 |
| Falcon Cement | 1,380-1400 |
| Cherat Cement | 1,380-1400 |
| Power Cement | 1,385-1400 |
| Paidar Cement | 1,385-1410 |
| Kohat Cement | 1,380-1420 |
| Askari Cement | 1,380-1400 |
| Lucky Cement | 1,400-1440 |
| Pioneer Cement | 1,400-1450 |
| Fauji Cement | 1,410-1440 |
| Bestway Cement | 1,410-1440 |
| DG Khan Cement | 1,420-1450 |
| Maple Leaf Cement | 1,430-50 |
| Pakcem Cement | 1,440-1460 |
Construction Season and Sales
Usually price of cement increases in May for ideal construction season as it falls before rainy season, which often slows down building operations. However, market performance continues to depend on infrastructure development projects, housing demand, and broader macroeconomic conditions.
The cement sector has maintained a solid recovery trend in FY26 so far, supported by easing financing costs and increased construction activity.
In April 2026, total cement dispatches reached 3.89 million tons, marking an 11.14% year-on-year increase from 3.50 million tons in April 2025. Domestic sales rose sharply to 3.217 million tons, reflecting a 20.17% YoY growth, and remained the key driver of overall industry expansion.
Exports, however, declined to 0.673 million tons, showing an 18.22% year-on-year drop.
Northern cement mills recorded approximately 18% growth in domestic sales, reflecting steady demand in local markets. Meanwhile, southern mills outperformed with around 30% domestic growth, although they continue to handle the majority of export volumes.
