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Saria Rate Today in Pakistan 2026 – Steel Iron Rod Price Per KG & Per Ton

Today’s Saria Rate: Rs. 258 – Rs. 265 per kg (July 2026) Grade 40: Rs. 258 – Rs. 262/kg | Grade 60: Rs. 260 – Rs. 265/kg

Last Updated: July 31, 2026 | Source: Local market dealers, Lahore & Karachi steel markets

Today’s Saria Rate in Pakistan – July 31, 2026

Saria Size	Sutar	Grade 40 (Per KG)	Grade 40 (Per Ton)	Grade 60 (Per KG)	Grade 60 (Per Ton)
10mm	3 Sutar	Rs. 260	Rs. 260,000	Rs. 263	Rs. 263,000
12mm	4 Sutar	Rs. 259	Rs. 259,000	Rs. 262	Rs. 262,000
16mm	5 Sutar	Rs. 259	Rs. 259,000	Rs. 262	Rs. 262,000
20mm	6 Sutar	Rs. 259	Rs. 259,000	Rs. 262	Rs. 262,000
22mm	7 Sutar	Rs. 260	Rs. 260,000	Rs. 263	Rs. 263,000
25mm	8 Sutar	Rs. 261	Rs. 261,000	Rs. 264	Rs. 264,000

Note: These are branded company rates. Local/unbranded saria is available at Rs. 202 – Rs. 240 per kg in cities like Lahore, Karachi, and Faisalabad. Prices vary daily — always confirm with your local supplier before purchasing.

Brand-Wise Saria Prices – July 2026

Steel Brand	Grade 40 (Per KG)	Grade 60 (Per KG)	City/Base
Amreli Steel	Rs. 258	Rs. 260	Karachi
Mughal Steel	Rs. 260	Rs. 262	Lahore
Agha Steel	Rs. 261	Rs. 263	Karachi
FF Steel	Rs. 259	Rs. 261	Lahore
Ittehad Steel	Rs. 259	Rs. 261	Lahore
Ittefaq Steel	Rs. 258	Rs. 260	Lahore
Five Star Steel	Rs. 258	Rs. 260	Multiple
AF Steel	Rs. 258	Rs. 260	Multiple
Local/Unbranded	Rs. 202 – 240	Rs. 205 – 242	City market

Branded vs Local: Branded steel costs more but comes with quality certification and consistent tensile strength. For permanent structures — houses, commercial buildings, pillars, slabs — always use branded Grade 60 steel from trusted manufacturers.

Saria Price History – 2024 to 2026

Period	Grade 40 (PKR/kg)	Grade 60 (PKR/kg)
July 2026	Rs. 258 – 262	Rs. 260 – 265
June 2026	Rs. 258 – 262	Rs. 260 – 265
April 2026	Rs. 276	Rs. 278
January 2026	Rs. 242	Rs. 244
Mid-2025	Rs. 257 – 270	Rs. 258 – 272
2024 (approx.)	Rs. 220 – 232	Rs. 222 – 235
2023 (approx.)	Rs. 210 – 220	Rs. 212 – 225

Steel rates peaked in early 2026 and have come down slightly in mid-2026, though prices remain significantly higher than 2023–24 due to high energy costs and global scrap steel prices.

City-Wise Saria Rate – July 2026

City	Grade 40 (approx. PKR/kg)	Grade 60 (approx. PKR/kg)
Karachi	Rs. 258 – 262	Rs. 260 – 265
Lahore	Rs. 258 – 262	Rs. 260 – 265
Islamabad / Rawalpindi	Rs. 260 – 264	Rs. 262 – 266
Faisalabad	Rs. 257 – 261	Rs. 259 – 263
Gujranwala	Rs. 257 – 260	Rs. 259 – 262
Multan	Rs. 258 – 262	Rs. 260 – 264
Peshawar (KPK)	Rs. 261 – 266	Rs. 263 – 268
Quetta (Balochistan)	Rs. 262 – 267	Rs. 264 – 269

KPK and Balochistan prices are slightly higher due to transportation costs from manufacturing hubs in Karachi and Lahore. Local unbranded saria in these cities can be 10–15% cheaper.

What is Saria Steel? (سریا / Iron Rod)

Saria is the common Urdu/Punjabi term for steel reinforcement bars (rebar) — the iron rods used inside concrete to make it strong. Without saria, concrete structures would crack and collapse under load.

In Pakistan, saria is measured in two ways:

Sutar — traditional Pakistani unit (1 sutar ≈ 3.175 mm diameter)
Millimeters (mm) — standard international size

Most common sizes used in house construction:

3 Sutar (10mm) — used in walls, columns, and light structures
4 Sutar (12mm) — most common for house slabs and beams
5–6 Sutar (16–20mm) — heavy slabs, commercial buildings, bridges

Grade 40 vs Grade 60 — Which One to Use?

This is the most important question for anyone building in Pakistan.

Feature	Grade 40	Grade 60
Yield Strength	40,000 PSI	60,000 PSI
Tensile Strength	Lower	Higher (50% stronger)
Use	Walls, non-structural elements	Beams, slabs, columns, lintels
Price	Slightly cheaper	Rs. 2–5/kg more than Grade 40
Recommended for	Light work	All main structural work

Rule of thumb:

Grade 40 → use for boundary walls, minor structures, non-load-bearing elements
Grade 60 → use for all slabs (chhat), beams, columns, and lintels in your house

Most engineers and architects in Pakistan recommend Grade 60 for all structural work. The small price difference is worth the extra safety and strength — especially in earthquake-prone areas like KPK and Balochistan.

Major Steel Companies in Pakistan

Pakistan has over 600 steel manufacturers. The most trusted brands are:

Company	Headquarters	Known For
Amreli Steels	Karachi	Earthquake-resistant rebar, founded 1972
Mughal Steel	Lahore	High-quality 60-grade bars, since 1950s
Agha Steel	Karachi	Eco-friendly induction furnace technology
FF Steel	Lahore	Reliable quality, competitive pricing
Ittehad Steel	Lahore	Wide range, popular in Punjab
Ittefaq Steel	Lahore	Long-established, trusted brand
Five Star Steel	Multiple	Good availability across Pakistan
AF Steel	Multiple	Budget-friendly branded option
Al Haj Asia Star Steel	Multiple	Growing brand with good distribution
Pakistan Steel Mills	Karachi	Govt-backed, large-scale production

What Affects Saria Prices in Pakistan?

Steel prices in Pakistan fluctuate daily due to several factors:

1. Global Scrap Metal Prices Most Pakistani steel mills use scrap metal (imported and local) as raw material. When global scrap prices go up, saria prices follow. International steel prices hovered near $445 per metric ton in early 2026.

2. PKR/USD Exchange Rate Pakistan imports raw materials and energy for steel production. When the rupee weakens, production costs rise and are passed to buyers.

3. Energy Costs (Electricity & Gas) Steel manufacturing is extremely energy-intensive. High electricity rates and gas prices directly increase production costs — which is why saria prices have stayed high despite falling global steel prices.

4. Local Supply & Demand During peak construction season (March–October), demand for saria spikes in Punjab and Sindh, pushing prices up. In winter months, construction slows and prices soften slightly.

5. Government Policies & Taxes Import duties on scrap metal, GST on steel products, and gas pricing policies all affect the final saria rate consumers pay.

How to Calculate How Much Saria You Need

Simple formula for house construction:

For a 5 Marla house (1,125 sq ft), approximate saria requirement:

Columns + beams: 2–3 tons
Slab (chhat): 3–4 tons
Foundation: 1–2 tons
Total: 6–9 metric tons approximately

Cost estimate at Rs. 262/kg (Grade 60):

7 tons × 1,000 kg × Rs. 262 = Rs. 18,34,000

For a 10 Marla house, roughly double this estimate. Always get a structural engineer to calculate the exact requirement — under-using saria is a serious safety risk.

Weight formula for a single rod:

Weight (kg) = (Diameter in mm)² × Length (m) ÷ 162

Example: 12mm rod, 12 meters long = (12 × 12 × 12) ÷ 162 = 10.67 kg

Tips for Buying Saria in Pakistan

Always buy branded steel for structural work — never compromise on quality for slab, columns, or beams
Check the stamp on each rod — genuine branded steel has the company name, grade (40 or 60), and mill stamp rolled into the rod
Do a bend test — good steel bends without cracking at 180 degrees
Buy in bulk — dealers offer Rs. 2–5/kg discount on purchases of 1 ton or more
Compare prices across 2–3 dealers — market prices vary and negotiation is expected
Check transportation cost — add Rs. 3,000–8,000 per truck depending on distance from Lahore or Karachi
Avoid counterfeit saria — fake rods are thinner than marked size and have lower actual weight. Weigh a sample rod and verify against standard weight tables.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the saria rate today in Pakistan?

As of July 31, 2026, saria (steel iron rod) price in Pakistan is Rs. 258 – Rs. 262 per kg for Grade 40 and Rs. 260 – Rs. 265 per kg for Grade 60 for branded steel. Local/unbranded saria is available from Rs. 202 per kg.

What is the saria rate per ton in Pakistan today?

At Rs. 260–265/kg, 1 metric ton (1,000 kg) of Grade 60 branded saria costs Rs. 260,000 – Rs. 265,000 in July 2026.

What is Grade 40 and Grade 60 saria?

Grade 40 has a yield strength of 40,000 PSI and Grade 60 has 60,000 PSI. Grade 60 is 50% stronger and is recommended for all main structural work (slabs, beams, columns). Grade 40 is used for walls and non-structural elements.

What is saria called in English?

Saria is called reinforcement bar or rebar in English. It is also called a steel iron rod or deformed bar. It is used inside concrete to give it tensile strength.

Which saria brand is best in Pakistan?

Amreli Steel and Mughal Steel are the most trusted brands. Amreli is particularly known for earthquake-resistant rebar. Agha Steel is also highly regarded for quality. For most house constructions, any of these three brands is a safe choice.

How many kg of saria is needed for 1 marla house?

A rough estimate for 1 marla (225 sq ft) structure is 1.2 to 1.8 metric tons of steel, depending on the number of floors and structural design. Always consult a structural engineer for exact calculations.

Why is saria price different in Karachi and Lahore?

Most major steel mills are in Karachi and Lahore. Prices in these cities are slightly lower (lower transport cost). In KPK, Balochistan, and remote areas, the same branded saria can be Rs. 5–10/kg more expensive due to freight charges.

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Disclaimer: Saria prices shown are based on market data from major cities. Rates change daily and vary by brand, city, and quantity. Always confirm the current rate with your local steel dealer before purchasing. Pricesin.pk is an independent informational platform and is not affiliated with any steel manufacturer.

Last updated: July 31, 2026