Cement rate in Pakistan has seen a fresh surge of Rs40–50 per bag, pushing retail prices to between Rs1330 and Rs1440 as of May 27, 2025. This price hike reflects growing pressures on the construction sector at a time when dispatches have already declined by 9.48% compared to the first half of 2024.
With prices diverging between northern and southern regions, the industry braces for tighter margins, while the government’s new Ehsaas Program scheme introduces a 30% discount for eligible buyers.
Cement Price in Pakistan Today – Updated May 27, 2025
Below is a detailed comparison of cement prices by leading manufacturers in Pakistan, offering insights into current market dynamics:
| No. | Cement Brand | 50kg Bag Price (PKR) | 
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Askari Cement | 1385–1395 | 
| 2 | Bestway Cement | 1405–1415 | 
| 3 | Cherat Cement | 1375–1385 | 
| 4 | Dewan Cement | 1335–1345 | 
| 5 | DG Cement | 1420–1430 | 
| 6 | Falcon Cement | 1380–1390 | 
| 7 | Fauji Cement | 1390–1400 | 
| 8 | Fecto Cement | 1350–1360 | 
| 9 | Flying Pakistan Cement | 1330–1340 | 
| 10 | Kohat Cement | 1380–1390 | 
| 11 | Lucky Cement | 1390–1400 | 
| 12 | Maple Leaf Cement | 1420–1430 | 
| 13 | PakCem Cement | 1430–1440 | 
| 14 | Paidar Cement | 1390–1400 | 
| 15 | Pioneer Cement | 1415–1425 | 
| 16 | Power Cement | 1380–1390 | 
This cement rate comparison highlights persistent price volatility driven by government policies, energy costs, and shifts in domestic versus export demand.
White Cement Rates Today in Pakistan
| No. | Brand | 40kg Bag Price (PKR) | 
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kohat White Cement | 2050–2150 | 
| 2 | Maple Leaf White Cement | 2150–2250 | 
Note: Prices vary slightly based on city-specific factors like freight, dealer margins, and stock availability.
Industry Snapshot: Cement Dispatches Drop While Prices Climb
In the first half of 2025, total dispatches fell to 3.569 million tons—a 9.48% decline from the same period last year. Southern regions bucked the trend, recording a 3.96% increase, while northern areas saw a steep 14.54% drop in demand. Analysts link this contrast to local pricing trends and logistic advantages in southern ports.
Lucky Cement Price Hike – Effective April 26, 2025
Lucky Cement, a key player, announced a price increase of Rs60 per bag due to mounting input costs. The company had held off price revisions for months. “We’ve absorbed the shocks long enough,” said Yazdan Ahmed Khan, Head of Corporate Sales (South). “Now it’s vital for maintaining product quality.”
Historical Cement Price Trends in Pakistan
Cement prices in Pakistan have been historically volatile, especially during economic recessions or currency fluctuations. The 2024–2025 average bag prices rose by Rs120–150 across various brands. Political instability and fluctuating dollar rates further complicated price predictability
Cement Industry Outlook – Growth Despite Domestic Challenges
Despite weaker local sales, the cement industry in Pakistan grew by 2.4% annually, reaching a market size of 45.29 million tons. Exports played a key role in this expansion. Firms like Maple Leaf, Fauji, and Lucky Cement remain investor favorites, thanks to strategic exports and operational resilience. Analysts continue to stress the need for supportive fiscal policies to sustain momentum.
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What Drives Cement Prices in Pakistan?
Several variables affect the cement rate in Pakistan:
- Raw Material Costs: Prices of limestone, sand, and aluminum are on the rise.
- Energy Tariffs: Cement production is energy-intensive; spikes in coal prices heavily impact output costs.
- Supply-Demand Imbalances: Oversupply or under-demand can push prices down or up.
- Government Policies: Incentives or taxes influence both production and pricing.
- Local Market Dynamics: Seasonal demand surges and promotional strategies affect regional rates.
Regional Price Differences: Why Cement Costs Vary Across Cities
- Transport Costs: Long-haul deliveries to remote cities like Quetta and Rahim Yar Khan increase final prices.
- Dealer Commissions: Multiple distribution layers raise end-user costs.
- Local Competition: Monopoly markets may charge higher rates.
- Tax Differences: Varying provincial levies add to disparities between Lahore, Karachi, and Peshawar.
The cement rate in Pakistan continues to reflect complex market dynamics. Whether you’re a contractor, builder, or planning home construction, keeping tabs on price trends, discounts like the Ehsaas Program 8171, and regional differences can help you save significantly.
 
 
  
 
  
  
  
 


