Fauji Cement

The Fauji Cement price in Pakistan today is Rs 1,560 per 50kg bag for Ordinary Portland Cement. Fauji Cement rates range between Rs 1,540 in Rawalpindi and Islamabad and Rs 1,600 in Quetta, with the national average around Rs 1,560 per bori. Fauji Cement is manufactured by Fauji Cement Company Limited (PSX: FCCL), a Fauji Foundation company and Pakistan's third largest cement producer with an installed capacity of around 10.6 million tonnes per year. After the 2021 merger with Askari Cement Limited, Fauji operates four production plants across Pakistan at Jhang Bahtar, Nizampur, Wah and DG Khan.

Fauji Cement Rate Today in Pakistan (All Cities)

The Fauji Cement rate today varies by city, dealer and order size. Below is today's Fauji Cement price in Pakistan, updated daily from verified dealer reports.

Bulk orders of 100 bags or more, and registered contractor accounts, qualify for an additional Rs 30 to Rs 80 per bag discount. WhatsApp us today's quote for your city and quantity.

Fauji Cement Price in Rawalpindi and Islamabad Today

Fauji Cement price in Rawalpindi today is Rs 1,540 to Rs 1,560 per 50kg bag, and in Islamabad Rs 1,540 to Rs 1,565 per 50kg bag. Rawalpindi and Islamabad are Fauji Cement's strongest natural market for two reasons.

First, the company's head office is in Rawalpindi and the original Jhang Bahtar plant in Attock sits only about 90 km from Islamabad, giving the twin cities the lowest freight cost in the country for Fauji product. Second, the Wah Cantt plant, which came into Fauji after the Askari Cement merger, is even closer at around 50 km from Rawalpindi. Together these two plants give Fauji a dominant supply position in the Rawalpindi and Islamabad construction market.

Builders in DHA Islamabad, Bahria Town Rawalpindi, Gulberg Greens, Park View City, and Capital Smart City regularly choose Fauji for slab and column work because of the Fauji Foundation trust signal and consistent delivery from the local plants. Same day delivery is widely available across both cities through the authorised dealer network.

Fauji Cement Bag Price, Quick Facts

About Fauji Cement Company Limited

Fauji Cement Company Limited (PSX: FCCL) is a public listed cement manufacturer headquartered in Rawalpindi, owned by Fauji Foundation. Fauji Foundation is one of Pakistan's largest social welfare and industrial conglomerates, predominantly managed by the Pakistan Army, with interests across cement, fertiliser, food, energy, banking, security services and several other sectors.

The company was incorporated in 1992 and began commercial operations in 1997 with its first plant at Jhang Bahtar, Fateh Jang area, district Attock, in Punjab. The plant uses European production technology and was set up with the explicit goal of producing premium grade Ordinary Portland Cement to international standards. A second production line was added at Jhang Bahtar in 2011, taking annual capacity to around 3.56 million tonnes.

In November 2021, Fauji Cement completed a transformative merger with Askari Cement Limited, previously a subsidiary of Army Welfare Trust. The merger added two plants to the Fauji footprint, at Wah in Punjab and Nizampur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Askari Cement was originally established in 1921, which makes its plants among the oldest cement production sites in Pakistan.

In November 2023, Fauji Cement commissioned a fourth plant, a Greenfield expansion at DG Khan in southern Punjab with a production capacity of 6,500 tonnes per day. This new plant gives Fauji direct access to the South Punjab and Sindh markets for the first time.

With four plants now in operation across Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Fauji Cement's total installed capacity stands at around 10.6 million tonnes per year, ranking the company as the third largest cement producer in Pakistan behind Lucky Cement and Bestway Cement.

Fauji Cement operates two waste heat recovery power plants of 12 MW and 9 MW capacity, set up in 2015 and 2018, which reduce production cost and carbon footprint. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications and historically exports to Afghanistan, with past exports to India, South Africa, Central Asian Republics and Sudan.

Why Choose Fauji Cement

• Fauji Foundation backing delivers institutional trust uncommon in the Pakistani cement market

• Third largest cement producer in Pakistan by installed capacity

• Four production plants at Jhang Bahtar, Nizampur, Wah and DG Khan for nationwide supply reliability

• 53 grade strength that exceeds Pakistan Standard PS 232 for Ordinary Portland Cement

• ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 quality, environment and safety certifications

• Two waste heat recovery power plants delivering 21 MW combined for production cost stability

• Strong Rawalpindi and Islamabad market position with two plants within 100 km of the twin cities

• New DG Khan Greenfield plant opened in 2023 for South Punjab and Sindh supply

• Used in major government, military and infrastructure projects across Pakistan

• PSX listed under symbol FCCL with audited financial reporting and regulatory oversight

Best Uses of Fauji Cement

Residential Construction: Fauji is widely used across Rawalpindi, Islamabad and northern Punjab for foundations, columns, slabs, beams and plasterwork in 3 marla to 2 kanal houses. The Fauji Foundation trust signal makes it a default choice in DHA, Bahria Town, Gulberg Greens, Capital Smart City and similar premium developments.

Commercial Projects: Plazas, offices, hotels, shopping malls and mixed use developments across Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Government and Military Projects: Fauji Cement is a preferred supplier for projects undertaken by Pakistan Army, Frontier Works Organisation, National Logistics Corporation and other government linked construction agencies, given the shared Fauji Foundation linkage.

Infrastructure: Highways, motorways, bridges, dams, airports and large public sector works. Fauji has supplied cement for the M1 and M2 Motorway sections, hydropower projects, and several CPEC linked construction works.

Industrial Construction: Factories, warehouses, cold storage and heavy machinery foundations.

South Punjab and Sindh (with DG Khan plant): Since November 2023, the new Greenfield plant at DG Khan has allowed Fauji to compete effectively in Multan, Bahawalpur, southern Punjab and Sindh, where freight from northern plants was previously a cost disadvantage.

Fauji Cement Versus Other Top Brands (Today's Rate)

Fauji is competitively priced and offers a unique trust signal through Fauji Foundation backing. For Rawalpindi and Islamabad buyers, Fauji has a structural cost and availability advantage due to two plants located within 100 km of the twin cities. For South Punjab buyers, the new DG Khan plant opens up a freight efficient supply route that was not available before 2023.

How Fauji Cement Rate Changes

The Fauji Cement rate in Pakistan today is shaped by these factors.

1. Coal and furnace oil prices, since cement kilns burn coal and global price moves typically flow through within four to six weeks.

2. USD to PKR exchange rate, because imported coal, gypsum and packaging materials are dollar linked.

3. APCMA cartel adjustments, with industry wide rate revisions three to four times a year.

4. Federal Excise Duty and 18 percent GST, with budget changes effective in July each year.

5. Diesel price, which affects freight from Jhang Bahtar, Wah, Nizampur and DG Khan plants to your city.

6. Waste heat recovery efficiency, where Fauji's 21 MW captive recovery capacity helps absorb energy price shocks better than smaller competitors.

7. Government and military project demand, which can tighten Fauji supply during major infrastructure cycles.

8. Construction season, with peaks between March and June and again between September and November.

How to Order Fauji Cement at Today's Best Rate

1. Check today's Fauji Cement price in the city table above.

2. Confirm your bag count. A 1000 sq ft house needs around 400 to 450 bags.

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4. Pay on delivery through our verified authorised dealer network, no advance required.

5. Delivery in 24 to 72 hours depending on city and order size, with same day delivery available in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fauji Cement

What is the Fauji Cement price in Pakistan today?
The Fauji Cement price in Pakistan today is Rs 1,560 per 50kg bag for Ordinary Portland Cement. City wise rates range from Rs 1,510 at the Attock plant area to Rs 1,615 in Quetta, with Rawalpindi and Islamabad at Rs 1,540 to Rs 1,565.

What is the Fauji Cement rate today in Rawalpindi?
Fauji Cement rate today in Rawalpindi is Rs 1,540 to Rs 1,560 per 50kg bag. Rawalpindi has the lowest Fauji prices in the country because two Fauji plants, Jhang Bahtar and Wah, are within 100 km of the city. Bulk orders qualify for an additional Rs 30 to Rs 80 per bag discount.

What is the Fauji Cement price today in Islamabad?
Fauji Cement price today in Islamabad is Rs 1,540 to Rs 1,565 per 50kg bag. The brand is dominant in the twin cities market and is widely used in DHA Islamabad, Bahria Town, Gulberg Greens, Park View City and Capital Smart City projects.

Who owns Fauji Cement?
Fauji Cement Company Limited (PSX: FCCL) is owned by Fauji Foundation, one of Pakistan's largest social welfare and industrial conglomerates, predominantly managed by the Pakistan Army. Fauji Foundation has interests across cement, fertiliser, food, energy, banking and other sectors.

Is Fauji Cement the same as Askari Cement?
Yes, since the November 2021 merger. Fauji Cement Company Limited acquired and amalgamated Askari Cement Limited, with a 5 to 1 share swap ratio. The former Askari plants at Wah and Nizampur are now Fauji plants, and Askari Cement as a separate legal entity was dissolved. Customers buying "Askari Cement" today are actually buying Fauji Cement produced at the same plants.

How many cement plants does Fauji own?
Fauji Cement operates four production plants across Pakistan. The original plant is at Jhang Bahtar in district Attock, Punjab. The Wah plant in Punjab and the Nizampur plant in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa came in through the Askari Cement merger in 2021. The fourth plant, a Greenfield expansion at DG Khan in southern Punjab, was commissioned in November 2023.

Is Fauji Cement good for house construction?
Yes. Fauji Cement is a strong choice for house construction across Pakistan, especially in Rawalpindi, Islamabad and northern Punjab. It is 53 grade Ordinary Portland Cement that exceeds Pakistan Standard PS 232, holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications, and is PSQCA certified.

What is Fauji Cement's ranking in Pakistan?
Fauji Cement is the third largest cement producer in Pakistan by installed capacity, behind Lucky Cement and Bestway Cement. The company has approximately 10.6 million tonnes of annual production capacity after the Askari merger and the 2023 DG Khan Greenfield expansion.

How many bags of Fauji Cement do I need for a 5 marla house?
A 5 marla single storey house, which is around 1125 square feet, needs approximately 450 to 500 bags of Fauji Cement. At today's rate of Rs 1,560 per bag, total cement cost is around Rs 702,000 to Rs 780,000.

Where is the Fauji Cement head office?
Fauji Cement Company Limited is headquartered in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The corporate office is responsible for managing four production plants across Pakistan and is closely linked to the Fauji Foundation head office structure.

Can I buy Fauji Cement online in Pakistan?
Yes. You can order Fauji Cement online through Property Dealer by WhatsApp at +92 305 2736792. We offer verified daily rates from authorised dealers nationwide, with same day delivery available in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.