Flying Cement achieves COD for new Line-II
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Flying Cement Company Limited (PSX: FLYNG) has reached the Commercial Operations Date for its new Line-II, according to Mettis Global, which reported the milestone on 7 October 2026. The step came after the line was commissioned and put through a trial run. The company confirmed the development in a notice lodged with the stock exchange.
Alongside the plant update, the company said its daily cement dispatches have been uneven recently. It attributed the swings chiefly to weaker activity in construction. Mettis Global noted that the dispatch comment appeared in the same notice, giving readers a view of recent demand trends. No dispatch volumes were quoted in the report.
The start of commercial operations moves Line-II from testing into regular use, while the report does not state the capacity added.
At a glance
- Flying Cement has reached the Commercial Operations Date for its new Line-II.
- The company reported that daily cement dispatches have been volatile recently.
- Weaker construction activity was cited as the main reason for the dispatch swings.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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