Steel rates in Pakistan in December 2025 have shown slight fluctuation due to changes in international scrap prices and local manufacturing costs. Since steel (sarya) is one of the most important materials in house construction, updated prices help builders and homeowners plan their budgets accurately.
Below is the latest steel price list in Pakistan today, including major brands like Amreli, Mughal, Agha, FF Steel, and Ittefaq.
Steel Brand | Price (Grade 60) | Price (Grade 40) |
Amreli Steel | 238/kg | 235/kg |
Mughal Steel | 239/kg | 235/kg |
Agha Steel | 237/kg | 233/kg |
Five Star Steel | 236/kg | 232/kg |
AF Steel | 235/kg | 230/kg |
Moiz Steel | 234/kg | 235/kg |
Union Steel | 235/kg | 230/kg |
Naveena Steel | 236/kg | 232/kg |
Itthehad Steel | 237/kg | 233/kg |
Supreme Steel | 230/kg | 226/kg |
Pakistan imports most of its scrap; therefore, global price hikes directly impact local steel rates.
Steel mills rely heavily on electricity and gas. Any increase in energy tariffs leads to higher production costs.
Winter construction slows down in some areas but remains strong in major cities, keeping the demand stable.
A change in the dollar rate affects import costs for scrap and machinery.
For strong house structures (beams, columns, slabs), the most recommended brands are:
These brands maintain consistent strength, proper bending ability, and meet Pakistani standard PSQCA requirements.
A 5 Marla house usually requires 2.5 to 3.5 tons of Grade-60 steel.
A 10 Marla house needs around 4.5 to 6 tons depending on foundation depth and structural design.
Overall, December 2025 steel rates remain stable, and major changes are unlikely unless global scrap prices shift significantly.
