Steel (Saria) Rate in Pakistan: Price per Ton by Grade and Brand

October 12, 2026 9 min read

Steel saria rates in Pakistan today are approximately Rs. 252-261 per kg for Grade 40 and Rs. 254-263 per kg for Grade 60, as per market rates on 21 October 2026. The per-metric-ton rate for Grade 40 is around Rs. 252,000-261,000, and for Grade 60, it is Rs. 254,000-263,000. Steel prices in Pakistan are affected by numerous factors, including brand and grade, bar size, city, order quantity, transportation, and the dealer.

The table below provides the latest price comparison to assist you in estimating construction costs and comparing supplier quotations. Always confirm the latest rates with your dealer before placing an order, since prices change frequently.

Steel Price Per Ton by Grade

Price of Grade 40 Steel

Grade 40 Steel current prices are approximately Rs. 252 to Rs. 261 per kg or Rs. 252,000 to Rs. 261,000 per ton. Grade 40 has lower yield strength than Grade 60 or is employed in structural applications where approved designs specify it. Project requirements and budget will only influence customer choice. A small price difference can affect the total cost when only purchasing a large number of tons.

However, cheap steel may not always be the right choice. Comparing the prices of Grade 40 and Grade 60 may be useful, but advice from a structural engineer regarding the required grade and bar diameter should be taken before placing an order.

Grade 60 Steel Rate

Grade 60 steel price is approximately Rs. 254-263 per kg (Rs. 254,000-263,000 per ton) as per the latest report. It should be used in reinforced concrete work where specified by the structural design. Grade 60 may cost slightly more than Grade 40, depending on the seller and manufacturer. Higher strength steel does not mean it can be used in all building components. The structural engineer has to select the appropriate steel based on the design considerations and the applicable codes and standards.

Steel Saria Prices by Brand in Pakistan

Prices by brand vary because of several factors, including manufacturers' pricing policies, product specifications, distribution policies, and supply costs. The prices quoted below are indicative only. They do not reflect the manufacturers' live quotations. Therefore, prices and availability should be confirmed before a purchase is made.

Brand	Grade 40/kg	Grade 40/ton	Grade 60/kg	Grade 60/ton
AF Steel	Rs. 256–260	Rs. 256,000–260,000	Rs. 258–262	Rs. 258,000–262,000
Agha Steel	Rs. 257–261	Rs. 257,000–261,000	Rs. 259–263	Rs. 259,000–263,000
Amreli Steels	Rs. 256–260	Rs. 256,000–260,000	Rs. 258–262	Rs. 258,000–262,000
Five Star Steel	Rs. 255–259	Rs. 255,000–259,000	Rs. 257–261	Rs. 257,000–261,000
Ittehad Steel	Rs. 256–260	Rs. 256,000–260,000	Rs. 258–262	Rs. 258,000–262,000
Moiz Steel	Rs. 252–256	Rs. 252,000–256,000	Rs. 254–258	Rs. 254,000–258,000
Mughal Steel	Rs. 253–257	Rs. 253,000–257,000	Rs. 259–263	Rs. 259,000–263,000
Naveena Steel	Rs. 252–256	Rs. 252,000–256,000	Rs. 254–258	Rs. 254,000–258,000
Union Steel	Rs. 253–257	Rs. 253,000–257,000	Rs. 255–259	Rs. 255,000–259,000

Prices actually varied for several reasons. Two suppliers may quote different delivered prices for the same brand due to factors including freight costs, the size of the order, availability of stock, and the date of the rate list. The lowest advertised rate does not necessarily mean the lowest final cost.

Saria Rate by Size

Common market diameters are described in sutar measurements, in addition to millimeters. Standard size labels include:

Market Name	Approximate Diameter
3 sutar	10 mm
4 sutar	12 mm
5 sutar	16 mm
6 sutar	20 mm
7 sutar	22 mm
8 sutar	25 mm

Sizes command higher rates than diameters in published price lists. However, it must be noted that there are variations in pricing practices among suppliers, or the above table is mostly a size reference.

When requesting a steel price by size, state the diameter, grade, and brand, or mention the quantity. Also enquire whether the dealer is quoting on actual weight, standard bundle weight, or per piece. Knowing this will help you avoid comparing dissimilar products as if they are the same.

Steel Prices in Major Pakistani Cities

Factors like freight, supply routes, demand, and dealer margins result in differences in steel prices in Lahore, steel prices in Karachi, and prices in Islamabad and other cities.

City	Grade 40 (Rs./kg)	Grade 60 (Rs./kg)
Lahore	244–248	250–252
Karachi	246–250	252–254
Islamabad	245–249	251–253
Rawalpindi	245–249	251–253
Faisalabad	243–247	249–251
Multan	243–247	249–251
Peshawar	244–248	250–252
Quetta	245–249	251–253

Updated: 21 October 2026. The figures provided are representative for each city, based on a published market update. They are indicative only and do not represent actual prices from local dealers. A supplier is free to charge any price, depending on the brand, bar size, quantity, and the location to which the steel is to be supplied. Ensure that you obtain the latest local price before finalizing your budget.

What is the Cost of 1 Ton of Saria?

A metric ton of saria equals 1,000 kg. The cost of 1 ton of saria is obtained by multiplying the cost of 1 kg of saria by 1,000. Using the latest steel rates published on 21 October 2026, the approximate rates for Grades 40 and 60 were Rs. 252-261 and Rs. 254-263 per kg, respectively.

For example, at a Grade 60 rate of Rs. 260 per kg:

Cost of 1 kg of saria = Rs. 260
Quantity = 1,000 kg
Cost of 1 ton of saria = Rs. 260 × 1,000 = Rs. 260,000

The price may also vary according to the brand and dealer of the saria. Transport, unloading, and taxes may also increase the overall purchase cost.

Why Do Steel Prices Change in Pakistan?

Because of changing production costs and market conditions, the saria rate can be expected to change. Some of these factors can include:

Scrap and billet prices: Changes in the prices of steel-making raw materials can affect mill prices.

Energy prices: Changes in the costs of fuel and electricity can impact the costs of producing and transporting steel.

Exchange rates: A weak rupee will increase the cost of imported raw materials and other inputs.

Transportation: The further the distance between the steel plant and the construction site, the higher the cost of transporting steel will be.

Construction demand: Higher demand for building construction can cause an increase in the price charged by dealers.

Taxes and government policies: Changes in duties and taxes, and other government policies can impact prices of steel.

Dealer inventory and brand premium: The price quoted by dealers can also depend on the steel brand and the premium dealers charge.

Because of the factors mentioned above, it can be expected that the price quoted by dealers will be different from the prices listed online.

How to Tell If a Steel Quote is Fair?

You should ask a supplier the following questions before placing a bulk order:

What brand and grade are included?
What is the exact bar diameter?
Is the rate per kilogram, ton, bundle, or piece?
Is the rate valid for today?
Does the rate include transport, unloading, and related taxes?
What quantity is available at the quoted rate?
Does the product meet the quality standard?
Will the invoice show brand/grade, quantity, and agreed price?

When comparing rates, make sure the specification is the same. For example, compare at least two or three rates for the same thickness, diameter, or length. Examine the delivered cost rather than the mill rate or the transport-inclusive rate.

Grade 40 vs Grade 60: Which Should You Buy?

Factor	Grade 40	Grade 60
Specified yield strength	Lower	Higher
Typical application	As specified in the structural design	As specified in the structural design
Price	Often lower	Often higher
Correct choice	Depends on the engineer’s design	Depends on the engineer’s design

When considering price alone, don't select the steel reinforcement grade based on which grade is cheaper. A structural engineer should stipulate the appropriate steel reinforcement based on the design of the building. Using a different grade or diameter of reinforcement without approval may affect the intended structural performance of the building.

Why Are Online Steel Rates Different from Local Dealer Rates?

An online saria price from Pakistan may vary by city, brand, grade, or wholesale market. It may be an old quotation and may not include transportation and tax costs. Some sites may give a rough idea of the broad market, while others may list prices for a single manufacturer.

A quotation may vary based on pricing basis and may not reflect the recent market changes. It is advisable to check the last date of update of the site before relying on any quotation. You should also ensure that the same grade, diameter, and brand are being referred to. This is the best way to find out the reasonableness of the quoted price.

Conclusion

Knowing the steel saria rates in Pakistan can help you develop a construction budget. Current rates can be found on price lists. Compare steel grades against the job's structural requirements, and check details such as brand, size, and shape before placing an order. Since rates change based on location, supplier, and terms of sale, request a quotation with a specified date and confirm the total cost payable to the supplier for delivery. This will allow you to make an offer comparison and purchase steel with greater confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of steel saria in Pakistan?

The cost of steel saria grade 40 is between Rs. 252-261 per kg, and the cost of steel saria grade 60 is between Rs. 254-263 per kg, on 21 October 2026.

What is the price of one ton of steel in Pakistan?

The price of steel grade 40 is between Rs. 252,000 and 261,000 per ton, and the price of steel grade 60 is between Rs. 254,000 and 263,000 per ton, excluding other charges.