Pakistan’s urea sales are expected to decline 4 percent year-on-year to 581,000 tons in July 2026 as monsoon rains disrupted fertilizer application across major crop-growing regions, while industry inventories are projected to rise to 0.93 million tons. According to a research report by Topline Securities, urea sales are also expected to decline 2 percent compared with June. ALSO READ Refineries Urge Govt to Finalize Upgrade Agreements Without DelayIndustry-wide urea inventories are expected to increase to 930,000 tons in July from 840,000 tons in June. Company-wise, FFC’s July urea sales are estimated at 269,000 tons, down 1 percent year-on-year, while EFERT’s sales are expected to decline 19 percent to 167,000 tons. Looking ahead, Topline Securities expects urea sales to remain stable, supported by seasonal demand and improved farm incomes driven by higher crop prices.