Sql query not using parallel option

I am working in oracle 11.2.0.2.0 .
I am trying to execute one query using parallel options but in explain plan it is not using that PX option ...
UPDATE /*+PARALLEL (emp,4) */
cust_sku_allocation_data emp
set emp.mean=
(select sum(dep.stock_to_sales)/count(distinct dep.destination_facility)
FROM cust_sku_allocation dep
WHERE dep.stock_to_sales_ratio NOT IN (0,9999)
AND dep.sku_id = emp.sku_id);
Any idea where to check..

Sorry I meant:
You cannot parallelize UPDATE or DELETE operations on a nonpartitioned table, or when the update only affects 1 partition in a partitioned one.

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