According to the All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association (APCMA), Cement sales in Pakistan seen 12.53 percent surge in February 2026, with total sales reaching 4.199 million tons.
According to data released by the All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association (APCMA), the increase in cement sales was mainly due to an 8.35 percent rise in local sales, while exports saw a strong jump of 37.72 percent.
In terms of regions, the southern part of the country showed an impressive 24.5 percent growth in sales, whereas the northern region recorded a 7.66 percent increase. The southern region also performed better in exports, with shipments rising sharply by 51.95 percent.
During the first eight months of the current financial year, total cement sales went up by 10.86 percent. Domestic sales increased by 11.93 percent, while exports grew by 6.27 percent, reaching 6.295 million tons, according to APCMA.
Industry specialists say this growth is mainly due to better construction activity, ongoing infrastructure projects, and stronger demand from international markets.
The latest statistics show that Pakistan’s cement industry continues to grow steadily and remains an important part of the country’s economy, contributing significantly to local development as well as export earnings.
Cement price in Pakistan Feb. 23, 2026
As of February 23, 2026, cement prices in Pakistan for a standard 50kg bag of ordinary Portland cement (OPC, typically 53 grade) ranged from approximately Rs. 1,340 to Rs. 1,450, depending on the region, quality, and local market factors. The nationwide average hovered around Rs. 1,380 to Rs. 1,420 per bag, with slight variations between northern and southern regions.
In major cities:
Karachi and southern areas often saw lower rates, typically Rs. 1,350 to Rs. 1,420, benefiting from proximity to production plants and better logistics.
Lahore, Islamabad, and northern regions tended toward Rs. 1,380 to Rs. 1,450, influenced by higher transportation costs and demand from ongoing infrastructure and housing projects.
These rates reflected recent market stability, with minor fluctuations due to factors like fuel costs, energy prices, and seasonal construction activity.
Prices could change daily or weekly based on supply chain dynamics, so checking with local dealers was recommended for the most precise quote.
