Steel Prices in Pakistan – September 2025

The steel prices in Pakistan for September 2025 reveal an interesting trend for the construction industry. Whether you’re planning to build a house, a commercial plaza, or any infrastructure project, keeping track of Pakistan steel rates helps you manage your budget more effectively. In this report, we’ll explore the latest steel price updates, reasons for fluctuations, and expert opinions on what to expect next month.

Current Steel Prices in Pakistan – September 2025

In September 2025, the steel prices in Pakistan remained stable, though global and local market conditions continue to influence them.

Brand	(PKR) Price/kg
Amreli Steel	238/kg
Mughal Steel	239/kg
Five Star Steel	236/kg
Agha Steel	234/kg
FF Steel	232/kg
AF Steel	234/kg
Moiz Steel	235/kg
Union Steel	233/kg
Naveena Steel	232/kg
Ittehad Steel	234/kg
Supreme Steel	228/kg

Why Steel Prices Fluctuate?

The steel rate in Pakistan is influenced by global scrap metal prices, currency exchange rates, and local demand.
Imports & Currency: According to SteelOrbis, Pakistan’s steel scrap imports increased by 36% in September 2025.
Construction Slowdown: Urban projects in Lahore and Karachi slowed slightly due to higher borrowing costs.
Energy Tariffs: Increased electricity costs also contributed to higher steel production expenses.

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Meanwhile, when the Pakistani rupee weakens, imported steel scrap becomes more expensive, leading mills to raise their finished product prices.

Regional Variations Across Pakistan:

City Name	Price (Grade 60)	Price (Grade 40)
Islamabad	218/kg	210/kg
Lahore	219/kg	212kg
Karachi	217/kg	213/kg
Gujranwala	216/kg	212/kg
Faislabad	215/kg	210/kg
Sialkot	214/kg	215/kg
Peshawer	215/kg	210/kg
Quetta	216/kg	212/kg
Bahawalpur	217/kg	213/kg
Multan	210/kg	206/kg

Steel Bar Weight Chart:

Dia	Weight / Meter
10 mm	0.617 kg
12 mm	0.888 kg
16 mm	1.58 kg
20 mm	2.47 kg
25 mm	3.85 kg

Always check the weight, because under-weight bars mean you’re paying full price but getting less steel.

Impact on Construction Cost

Steel constitutes 20–25% of a building’s structural cost. For example, if the steel rate per ton in Pakistan increases by Rs 10,000, the total project cost of a 5 Marla house can rise by Rs 150,000–200,000.

Therefore, contractors and engineers should include escalation clauses in contracts and update quotations regularly. It’s equally important to choose the right steel grade (Grade 60 or Grade 40) for strength and compliance with building codes.

Final Advice:

Overall, the steel prices in Pakistan – September 2025 are expected to stay between Rs 230,000 and Rs 245,000 per ton during the short term. However, with rising global scrap demand and local inflation, prices could move upward by 3–5% in October 2025.

Industry experts predict that if the rupee stabilizes and construction activity resumes, steel rates in Pakistan will remain steady throughout Q4 2025. However, if energy costs rise again, local mills may announce another price revision.