Cement Prices in Pakistan for May 2025
The cement prices and sales in Pakistan have had a prominent surge at the start of May 2025, showing strong demand and positive market trends.
In the construction sector, continued flexibility can be seen, with cement sales observing noteworthy growth.
Cement Prices in Pakistan
According to the latest market data, various brands have raised cement prices. As competitive choices, Rs 1,420 per bag are the prices set by Bestway Cement and Fauji Cement. The higher price of Rs 1,450 is set by Maple Leaf Cement, while Rs 1,430 price is set by DG Khan Cement and Pioneer Cement. Lucky Cement has the lowest price rate of Rs 1,400.
| Brands | Price |
| Lucky Cement | 1,420 |
| BestWay Cement | 1,420 |
| Fauji Cement | 1,420 |
| DG Khan Cement | 1,430 |
| Pioneer Cement | 1,430 |
| Pakcem Cement | 1,450 |
| Maple Leaf Cement | 1,450 |
Cement Sales Growth
The cement prices in Pakistan have been affected by a rise in sales. Over the past month, the industry recorded a 7.64% increase, reaching 2.516 million tonnes, compared to 2.337 million tonnes in the same period last year.
34.56% rise can be seen in Exports too, with shipments reaching 826,457 tonnes in April 2025, compared to 614,214 tonnes in April 2024. This rise highlights the cement sector’s expanding reach in international markets, signaling better cheapness and demand abroad.
Overall Market Performance
In April 2025, cement sales in Pakistan reached 3.342 million tonnes, showing a 13.24% rise compared to 2.951 million tonnes in April 2024. Cement prices remain high, which points to strong demand and signals that the industry is on the path to recovery.
Starting May 1, 2025, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has introduced a new method for calculating sales tax on cement. While exports have grown by 29% compared to last year, demand within the country is still low.
To prevent under-invoicing, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) will now set the minimum retail price for cement. Overall, the rise in both cement prices and sales shows a positive future for the construction sector, supported by growing demand at home and abroad.
