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Cement prices significantly drop in Pakistan; Check latest rates here

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KARACHI: In a relief to the construction industry, cement prices have seen a significant drop in Pakistan after back-to-back hikes with moderate demand on Monday. 

According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data, a slight drop in prices resulted in a positive impact on the construction sector. The drop in rates will also provide potential relief to those who are looking to start construction soon.

Latest cement price in Pakistan

In Northern Pakistan, the average retail price of cement per bag was Rs. 1225 during the last week. In a similar vein, the average retail price of a bag of cement in southern cities was found to be Rs 1200.

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The price of a cement bag was Rs 1210 in the capital city of Islamabad and Rs 1199 in Rawalpindi. Gujranwala 1200 Rupees; Sialkot 1240 Rupees; Lahore 1280 Rupees; Faisalabad 1240 Rupees; Sargodha 1217 Rupees; Multan 1216 Rupees; Bahawalpur 1250 Rupees; Peshawar 1200 Rupees; and Bannu 1170 Rupees.

Comparably, the average retail price per bag was Rs. 1168 in Karachi, Rs. 1180 in Hyderabad, Rs. 1300 in Sukkur, Rs. 1173 in Larkana, Rs. 1200 in Quetta, and Rs. 1177 in Khuzdar.

Cities Cement Retail Price 
Islamabad Rs1210
Rawalpindi Rs 1199
Gujranwala Rs 1250
Sialkot Rs 1240
Lahore Rs 1280
Faisalabad Rs 1240
Sargodha Rs 1217
Multan Rs 1216
Bahawalpur Rs 1250
Peshawar Rs 1200
Bannu Rs 1170
Karachi Rs 1168
Hyderabad Rs 1180
Sukkur Rs 1300
Larkana Rs 1173
Quetta Rs 1200
Khuzdar Rs 1177
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