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Wheat price in Pakistan today — gandum rate per 40kg & atta per kg

Checked by Jahanzaib, MandiRates · Updated 11 Nov 2026, 12:00 PKT · Every figure on this page names its source and date.

The wheat price in Pakistan today, or aaj gandum ka rate, averaged about Rs 4,551 per 40kg in Punjab mandis, with a range of Rs 3,363 to Rs 5,640 per 40kg (AMIS Punjab, 2 Nov 2026). Atta averaged Rs 2,941.34 for a 20kg bag nationally, or about Rs 147.07 per kg, for the week ended 5 Nov 2026 (PBS SPI).

There is no single national price. Rates change by city, quality, and whether you buy wholesale or retail. This page gives the dated range, the city breakdown, and the atta price.

Today's mandi prices — Punjab

This is the wholesale mandi price for wheat in Punjab — what traders pay in the grain market, per 40kg. It is not the retail price, and it is not the price of atta. Retail atta costs more because it includes milling, packing, transport, and the shop's margin. Every row carries its own source and date.

The Punjab average of Rs 4,551 per 40kg (AMIS Punjab, 2 Nov 2026) is about Rs 113.78 per kg; the low end is about Rs 84.08 and the high end about Rs 141.00, calculated from the 40kg figures. A Rs 2,277 gap between mandis is normal — quality, moisture, lot size, and distance all move the rate. Check the mandi nearest you. Full list: wheat price in Punjab today.

Price changed since yesterday? No new AMIS Punjab release today. The figures above are from the last release, dated 2 Nov 2026.

Download this table as CSV Punjab mandi table, AMIS, 2 Nov 2026 — the six verified mandis plus the average. No invented rows.

Wheat price by city — Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan and more

Transport and local supply change the price you actually pay. The three launch city pages give the mandi rate, retail atta, and bag prices where AMIS or PBS published them — and say so plainly where they did not.

• Lahore: Wheat price in Lahore today per 40kg — no AMIS mandi row; retail atta Rs 2,478 per 20kg bag (PBS, week ended 29 Oct 2026)
• Faisalabad: Wheat price in Faisalabad today per 40kg — Rs 5,150 per 40kg (AMIS, 2 Nov 2026)
• Multan: Wheat price in Multan today per 40kg — no AMIS mandi row; retail atta in the PBS city split

Karachi, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, and Bahawalpur follow in phase 2. Karachi is a consuming city, so its prices include transport from Punjab and Sindh — do not compare a Karachi retail price directly with a Punjab mandi price, or copy one city's numbers to another.

Atta price in Pakistan today

If you are buying flour, the mandi price is only half the story. Atta is tracked separately by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) in its weekly Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI). The national average for a 20kg bag was Rs 2,941.34 for the week ended 5 Nov 2026, about Rs 147.07 per kg. A 10kg bag at the same rate would be about Rs 1,470.67, and a 50kg bag about Rs 7,353.35 — calculated figures, not PBS releases; shop prices vary by brand and city.

Chakki atta usually costs more than mill atta — smaller batches plus a grinding charge. Take your own wheat to a chakki and you pay wheat plus grinding, not retail atta. The atta price in Pakistan page breaks this down by pack size and city. Why atta costs more: wheat at Rs 4,551 per 40kg is about Rs 113.78 per kg (AMIS Punjab, 2 Nov 2026); atta at Rs 147.07 per kg (PBS SPI, week ended 5 Nov 2026) is about Rs 33 more, covering milling, packing, transport, and margin. (On the Punjab page, which uses the recomputed average of Rs 4,546 per 40kg — Rs 113.65 per kg — the gap is about Rs 33.42 per kg.)

Official price vs market price — why the numbers differ

Three prices are often quoted as “the wheat price”, and they are not the same. The mandi price is the wholesale price in the grain market — about Rs 4,551 per 40kg on average, range Rs 3,363–5,640, dated 2 Nov 2026 (AMIS Punjab). The government indicative / support price is the price announced for the next crop — Rs 4,500 per 40kg for the 2027 crop, set on 23 Oct 2026. It is a policy signal for sowing and procurement, not the price you pay in a mandi today. The retail price is what a shop charges. It is higher than the mandi price because it includes transport, storage, packing, and margin.

When two sites differ on the same day, check the date, the unit, and whether the figure is mandi, retail, or government. A site showing Rs 4,400–4,520 in one place and Rs 3,850–4,450 in another has a data problem, not a price problem. This page does not copy competitor numbers — every figure names its source and date, and conflicts are shown as a range.

Wheat price history in Pakistan

One day's price tells you what wheat costs now; history tells you whether that is high, low, or normal for the season. Prices tend to be lower just after harvest and higher later as stocks fall. The wheat price history page shows the verified anchor points we have — it does not invent a daily series where no release exists. If a date has no AMIS release, the chart shows a gap rather than inventing a value.

How the wheat price is calculated — units explained

Most confusion about the gandum rate comes from units. Per 40kg is the standard mandi unit. Punjab mandi prices are quoted per 40kg — Rs 4,551 per 40kg (AMIS Punjab, 2 Nov 2026). Always check the unit before comparing two prices. Per kg is the retail unit. Divide a 40kg price by 40 to get per kg: Rs 4,551 ÷ 40 = about Rs 113.78 per kg. Multiply a per-kg price by 40 to get the 40kg price. 40kg is not the same as a maund everywhere. In Punjab, a maund is commonly treated as 40kg for wheat. In other contexts — cotton is one example — a maund is 37.324kg. If a price is quoted “per maund” without stating the weight, ask which maund it is. Per 100kg is a bulk unit. Multiply the per-kg price by 100, or the per-40kg price by 2.5 — at Rs 113.78 per kg, 100kg is about Rs 11,378. Bag sizes are not prices. Compare bags per kg: the PBS average of Rs 2,941.34 for a 20kg bag (PBS SPI, week ended 5 Nov 2026) is about Rs 147.07 per kg; a 50kg bag at the same rate would be about Rs 7,353.35.

AI Market Brief — 11 Nov 2026

AI-assisted summary of the figures on this page. Every number below is from AMIS Punjab or PBS, with its date. This is a summary, not a prediction — it does not forecast prices.

English

11 Nov 2026 — no new AMIS release. Punjab mandis averaged Rs 4,546 per 40kg on the Punjab page (Rs 4,551 on the hub) in the latest AMIS Punjab release, 2 Nov 2026, with a range of Rs 3,363–5,640. Rawalpindi was dearest at Rs 5,640; Rahim Yar Khan cheapest at Rs 3,363. Atta averaged Rs 2,941.34 per 20kg bag nationally in the week ended 5 Nov 2026 (PBS), down Rs 10.12 on the previous week but up 33.95% on a year ago. The government's indicative price for the 2027 crop is Rs 4,500 per 40kg (set 23 Oct 2026; no formal notification found as of the 11 Nov 2026 re-check). Sindh cut its release price for government wheat to flour mills from Rs 5,000 to Rs 4,500 per 40kg on 3 Nov 2026; the PBS week ended 5 Nov does not yet show a matching fall in flour prices. Next data point: PBS SPI for the week ended 12 Nov, expected Fri 13 Nov 2026.

Roman Urdu

11 Nov 2026 — AMIS ki koi nayi release nahi aayi. Punjab mandiyon mein gandum ki average qeemat Rs 4,546 fi 40kg thi (Punjab page par; hub par Rs 4,551), range Rs 3,363–5,640, AMIS Punjab, 2 Nov 2026. Rawalpindi sab se mehenga (Rs 5,640) aur Rahim Yar Khan sab se sasta (Rs 3,363) tha. Atta 20kg bag ki national average Rs 2,941.34 thi, week ended 5 Nov 2026 (PBS), pichle hafte se Rs 10.12 kam, lekin pichle saal se 33.95% zyada. 2027 ki fasal ke liye government ki indicative price Rs 4,500 fi 40kg hai (23 Oct 2026 ko set; 11 Nov 2026 ke dobara check tak koi formal notification nahi mili). Sindh ne 3 Nov 2026 ko government wheat ki release price Rs 5,000 se Rs 4,500 fi 40kg kar di; 5 Nov wale PBS week mein atta ki qeemat mein abhi waisa girawat nazar nahi aayi. Agla data: PBS SPI, week ended 12 Nov, expected Fri 13 Nov 2026.

How this site compares — competitor audit, 9 Nov 2026

We read the seven wheat-price sites ranking for this topic on 9 Nov 2026 and checked them against the verified AMIS / PBS figures. This table is what they covered — and what they missed.

What the audit found: only 1 of 7 sites matches the verified AMIS figures. 6 of 7 miss the 23 Oct 2026 Rs 4,500 indicative price entirely. Calculators exist on 2 of 7. Charts: 0 of 7. Price-history tables: 0 of 7. Alerts: 0 of 7. API: 0 of 7. AI: 1 of 7 — an unverified “AI Agronomist” claim, not a price tool. This site adds the missing pieces: a verified-only history chart, six calculators, CSV export, a daily AI Market Brief grounded in AMIS/PBS figures, and a price checker — with every figure dated and sourced.