Pakistan's refineries produce 92,482 tonnes of LPG in July-August FY27

Data from the oil sector, as reported by Profit, shows local refineries turned out 92,482 tonnes of LPG in July and August of FY27. That volume equalled roughly 49.5% of all non-energy petroleum output recorded over those two months, keeping LPG at the top of the product mix.

Asphalt was the runner-up, with 30,981 tonnes or 16.6% of reported output, while lubricant oil followed at 23,003 tonnes, accounting for 12.3%. Naphtha reached 15,143 tonnes and sulphur totalled 11,746 tonnes, with extracted oil, wax, MTT and solvent filling out the remainder. Bitumen cut-back, BTX and jute batching oil recorded no output during the period.

On an annual basis, refinery LPG output rose to 521,895 tonnes in FY26 from 451,989 tonnes in FY25. Naphtha output fell to 165,685 tonnes in FY26, compared with 294,944 tonnes in FY25. Total non-energy production eased slightly, moving from 1,198,895 tonnes in FY25 to 1,188,683 tonnes in FY26. Refinery production, however, accounts for only part of the country's domestic LPG output, so it does not reflect total supply.