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Wheat price in Punjab today — gandum rate per 40kg

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

Last checked: 11 Nov 2026, 12:00 PKT. Latest AMIS Punjab release: 2 Nov 2026 (no newer full Punjab average was found on 10 Nov). Latest PBS SPI: week ended 5 Nov 2026; next SPI expected Fri 13 Nov 2026. No new AMIS release today — the figures below are from the last release, dated 2 Nov 2026. We do not roll the date forward. The Punjab average below is the recomputed mean of the 19 Punjab mandis listed for 2 Nov 2026 (Rs 86,373 ÷ 19 = Rs 4,545.95).

PUNJAB MANDI AVERAGE (AMIS, 2 NOV 2026)

Rs 4,546 / 40kg

Range: Rs 3,363 – 5,640 per 40kg · Per kg: about Rs 113.65 · Per 100kg: about Rs 11,365.00 · Cheapest: Rahim Yar Khan Rs 3,363 · Dearest: Rawalpindi Rs 5,640 · Indicative price, 2027 crop: Rs 4,500 per 40kg (set 23 Oct 2026, not notified).

The wheat price in Punjab today is the wholesale mandi (gandum) rate — what wheat sells for in the grain mandis — not the retail atta price. Punjab mandis averaged about Rs 4,546 per 40kg on 2 Nov 2026, the latest full AMIS Punjab release found on 10 Nov. That average sits Rs 46 above the government's indicative price of Rs 4,500 per 40kg for the 2027 crop, but the range behind it is wide: southern mandis trade more than Rs 2,000 per 40kg below Rawalpindi.

Wheat price in Punjab by mandi — per 40kg

Verified AMIS Punjab rows, 2 Nov 2026. The six rows below are the mandis verified against AMIS on 9 Nov 2026. The Punjab average is the mean of all 19 mandis on the source Punjab page for 2 Nov 2026 (total Rs 86,373 ÷ 19 = Rs 4,545.95). A mandi missing here means AMIS published no row for it, not that its price is the average.

Mandi / City	Per 40kg	Per kg	Per 100kg
Rawalpindi	Rs 5,640	Rs 141.00	Rs 14,100.00
Faisalabad	Rs 5,150	Rs 128.75	Rs 12,875.00
Sargodha	Rs 4,600	Rs 115.00	Rs 11,500.00
Sahiwal	Rs 4,460	Rs 111.50	Rs 11,150.00
Bahawalpur	Rs 3,820	Rs 95.50	Rs 9,550.00
Rahim Yar Khan	Rs 3,363	Rs 84.08	Rs 8,407.50
Punjab average	Rs 4,546	Rs 113.65	Rs 11,365.00

Per-kg and per-100kg figures are calculated from the per-40kg AMIS figure (÷ 40 and × 2.5); they are not separate AMIS releases.

Two more mandis, reported but not verified here: another site listing the same 2 Nov release also names Toba Tek Singh (Rs 3,600) and Bahawalnagar (Rs 4,525) per 40kg. Those two rows were not part of the hub's 9 Nov verification, so they are not in the table above. They will only be added after being checked against AMIS Punjab directly.

Lahore and Multan — no AMIS mandi rate published

AMIS published no wheat row for Lahore or Multan in the 2 Nov 2026 release, so this page prints no mandi rate for either city. Do not fill it from a competitor: one competitor lists Lahore at about Rs 4,100 and another lists conflicting averages on the same page, and neither gives a sourced AMIS row for Lahore or Multan. Lahore and Multan do have retail atta figures from PBS (see below); those are shop prices, not mandi rates.

Punjab mandi range, AMIS Punjab, 2 Nov 2026. The dashed line for the Rs 4,500 indicative price sits just below the average — see the support-price page.

Why Punjab mandi prices differ so much

South is cheapest, north is dearest. Rahim Yar Khan (Rs 3,363) and Bahawalpur (Rs 3,820) sit at the bottom; Rawalpindi (Rs 5,640) and Faisalabad (Rs 5,150) at the top. The gap is transport, local supply after harvest, and mandi demand — not a single Punjab price.
The average hides the spread. Rs 4,546 is the mean of the reporting mandis. A farmer near Rahim Yar Khan and a buyer in Rawalpindi are looking at prices Rs 2,277 apart on the same day.
Mandi vs retail. AMIS mandi rates are wholesale. Retail atta in Punjab cities runs higher per kg (see below), because milling, packing, transport and the shop's margin sit between the mandi and the bag.

Atta price in Punjab cities

Retail atta, PBS city split, week ended 29 Oct 2026 — the latest city split found on 9–10 Nov. The national average is newer (Rs 2,941.34 per 20kg, week ended 5 Nov); replace this table when the week-ended-5-Nov city split is published. Do not mix the two weeks without saying so.

City	20kg bag	Per kg (calculated)
Lahore	Rs 2,478	About Rs 123.90
Faisalabad	Rs 2,705	About Rs 135.25
Rawalpindi	Rs 2,937	About Rs 146.85
Bahawalpur	Rs 2,947	About Rs 147.35

Lahore is cheapest in this split. Karachi's 20kg figure is still unverified — no Karachi figure is published on this page from the older split alone.

Sowing season in Punjab — what is happening now

Farmers are sowing the 2027 crop now: the irrigated sowing window is 1–20 November 2026, with late sowing 21–30 November. Punjab's Rabi target is 16.5 million acres of wheat.

Support price restated: Provincial Agriculture Minister Syed Ashiq Hussain Kirmani restated the Rs 4,500/40kg price for the 2027 crop (reported 5 Nov 2026). Wording stays indicative, not formally notified — no federal notification was found in the 11 Nov 2026 re-check.
Kissan Card: Rs 150 billion allocated for wheat growers this Rabi season; Rs 17 billion for DAP fertiliser; an extra Rs 3,500/acre DAP loan on the Kissan Card.
Certified seed: approved 50kg bags at Rs 7,000 after an Rs 800/bag subsidy.

Sources: The Asian Mirror, 5 Nov 2026; Zarat Ghar, CM Punjab Wheat Support Program summary, published 4 Nov 2026.

What could move the Punjab rate next

A new AMIS Punjab release. AMIS publishes mandi prices on weekdays. Per-city AMIS pages already show PriceDates of 3 Nov (Faisalabad) and 5 Nov (Sahiwal, Pakpattan), but no consolidated new Punjab average has appeared — those per-city figures are in quintals (per 100kg) on AMIS.pk and, converted, match the 2 Nov rows (Faisalabad 12,875/quintal = Rs 5,150/40kg; Sahiwal 11,150/quintal = Rs 4,460/40kg). Do not treat a per-city PriceDate as a new average.
The next PBS SPI, Fri 13 Nov (week ended 12 Nov) — the first read on whether Sindh's release-price cut (Rs 5,000 → Rs 4,500/40kg, 3 Nov) moved flour prices.
A formal notification of the Rs 4,500 indicative price — watch PID / the Ministry of National Food Security.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the wheat price in Punjab today?

About Rs 4,546 per 40kg on average across reporting mandis (AMIS, 2 Nov 2026), ranging Rs 3,363–5,640. No newer full average was found on 10 Nov.

What is the gandum rate in Lahore today?

AMIS published no Lahore mandi row in the 2 Nov release, so no Lahore mandi rate is printed here. Lahore retail atta was Rs 2,478 per 20kg bag (PBS, week ended 29 Oct).

What is the wheat price in Faisalabad?

Rs 5,150 per 40kg (AMIS, 2 Nov 2026) — about Rs 128.75 per kg.

What is the wheat price in Multan?

AMIS published no Multan mandi row in the 2 Nov release, so no Multan rate is printed here.

Why is wheat cheaper in Rahim Yar Khan than Rawalpindi?

Local supply, transport cost and mandi demand — southern mandis trade lower; the Rs 2,277 gap is normal, not an error.

Is Rs 4,500 the Punjab wheat price?

No — Rs 4,500 is the government's indicative price for the 2027 crop, set 23 Oct 2026. Today's mandi average is Rs 4,546, and individual mandis range Rs 3,363–5,640.

Wheat price in Punjab today — the full Punjab mandi table
Wheat price in Lahore — no AMIS mandi row published for Lahore; retail atta only
Wheat price in Faisalabad — Rs 5,150 per 40kg (AMIS, 2 Nov 2026)
Wheat price in Multan — no AMIS mandi row published for Multan; retail atta only
Atta price in Pakistan — 20kg bag Rs 2,941.34 (PBS, week ended 5 Nov 2026)
Wheat support price — Rs 4,500 per 40kg, indicative, 2027 crop
Wheat price history — the verified anchor points only, no invented series