As of November 10, 2025, Pakistan’s total vegetable oil stocks have reached 455,000 metric tons (MT) up by 10,000 MT from 445,000 MT last week.
According to market sources, RBD Palm Olein showed a notable increase of 18,000 MT, bringing its total stock to 307,000 MT, reflecting improved supply conditions. In contrast, RBD Palm Oil recorded a decline of 4,500 MT, with current stocks standing at 131,000 MT. Similarly, Crude Degummed Soybean Oil (C.D. SBO) fell by 3,500 MT, leaving inventories at 17,000 MT.
In terms of deliveries, 54,000 MT of vegetable oil was supplied this week — 11,000 MT lower than the previous week. However, vessel berthing activity improved, with 87,850 MT of vegetable oil vessels arriving this week compared to 83,900 MT last week — an increase of nearly 3,950 MT.
Overall, the report indicates that Palm Olein availability is expected to remain stable in the coming weeks, while soybean oil supply may stay relatively tight. Market sentiment remains balanced but cautious, reflecting steady supply conditions with selective demand momentum.
