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Delhi Scrap Prices Today – August 05, 2026

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Delhi Scrap Prices Today: Comprehensive Overview of Metal Scrap Rates

As of today, Delhi’s local scrap market showcases various per kg rates for metals like Copper, Brass, Aluminium, Lead, Zinc, Nickel, and Tin. Understanding these rates is crucial for scrap dealers, buyers, and sellers looking to make informed decisions in the market.

Note: Delhi Rate Update will be at 12:00 PM

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Delhi Metal Market Rates

05 AUGUST 2026
COPPER/-KG
Armature (BHATTI)₹1384
Armature (PLANT)₹1386
CC Rod₹1520
CCR Rod (1.6MM ₹1456)₹1454
Super D Rod (1.6MM ₹1448)₹1442
Kaliya Rod (1.6MM ₹1442)₹1436
BRASS SCRAP/-KG
Purja₹875
Honey₹920
Chadri₹907
ALUMINIUM/-KG
Wire Scrap₹330+
Purja (Local)₹245+
Purja (Engine Import)₹249+
Bartan Scrap₹290+
Company Rod₹367+ (WIE20)
Local Rod₹345+
Company Ingot₹352+
LEAD/-KG
Soft₹225
Hard₹235
White Battery Scrap₹135
GUN METAL/-KG
Mix₹1035
Local₹1025
Jalndhar₹1055
ZINC SCRAP/-KG
Standard Dhada₹315
Die-Cast Scrap₹325
Big Size Tukdi₹335
Regular Size Tukdi₹328
Small Size Tukdi₹316
ZINC INGOTS/-KG
Hindustan Zinc₹415
PMI₹370
Australia₹431
Zamak 3₹425
Zamak 5₹432
NICKEL & TIN/-KG
Nickel Cathode₹1715
Tin Ingot₹5730 (INDO)

This price guide helps you stay on top of the current rates in the Delhi metal market, crucial for anyone dealing in scrap metals or looking to trade. Whether you’re buying or selling copper, aluminium, brass, lead, or zinc, having real-time price updates ensures you make informed decisions.

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Why is it important to track Delhi scrap prices today?

Keeping track of Delhi scrap prices helps traders, recyclers, and manufacturers make informed buying decisions. Daily price updates improve profit planning and provide valuable insights into future market trends driven by supply-demand dynamics and global metal movements.

🔹 Market Trend Summary (Updated)

Copper: 🔼 Upward — supported by tighter global supply, declining LME inventories, and a global refined copper deficit despite higher Chinese production.

Brass (Delhi): 🔽 Downward — softened due to weaker demand from fabrication and hardware sectors, tracking the correction in base metals.

Aluminium (MCX): 🔽 Downward — pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar, expectations of higher Middle East supplies, and continued profit booking.

Lead (MCX): ⚖️ Stable — trading in a narrow range, supported by balanced demand from the battery sector and steady domestic supply.

Zinc (MCX): 🔽 Downward — eased on profit booking after recent gains, although supply disruptions continue to provide underlying market support.

Nickel (MCX): 🔽 Downward — declined amid weaker stainless steel demand, rising inventories, and cautious industrial sentiment.

Tin (Delhi): 🔽 Downward — prices remained under pressure due to soft electronics demand and lower buying activity in the physical market.

We also provide rates for other cities.

🔄 Factors Behind Scrap Price Fluctuations in Delhi

1. Industrial & Manufacturing Demand

Higher demand from steel plants, foundries, cable manufacturers, and engineering industries increases the need for scrap, often pushing prices upward.

2. Domestic Scrap Supply

The availability of recyclable metal from demolition projects, factories, and local scrap dealers directly impacts market prices. Limited supply generally leads to higher rates.

3. International Metal Prices

Delhi scrap prices closely follow global trends in metals such as copper, aluminium, zinc, nickel, and lead. Any major movement in international markets is reflected in domestic scrap prices.

4. Import & Export Activity

Changes in imported scrap volumes, freight costs, and international trade policies influence local supply. Lower imports can tighten availability and support higher prices.

5. Transportation & Fuel Costs

Rising diesel prices, logistics expenses, and transportation disruptions increase the cost of moving scrap, affecting overall market rates.

6. Currency Exchange Rate

Since India imports a significant quantity of metal scrap, fluctuations in the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar can increase or reduce import costs, impacting domestic prices.

7. Government Policies & Trade Regulations

Import duties, GST revisions, environmental regulations, and recycling policies can significantly influence scrap availability and pricing in Delhi.

8. Seasonal Demand & Weather Conditions

Monsoon rains and festive seasons can disrupt scrap collection, transportation, and construction activity, leading to temporary changes in supply and demand.

9. Global Economic Conditions

Economic growth, infrastructure spending, and manufacturing activity in major economies like China, the US, and Europe influence global metal demand, indirectly affecting Delhi scrap prices.

10. Inventory Levels & Market Sentiment

Low inventories at warehouses and strong buying sentiment can support higher prices, while excess stock and weak demand often result in price corrections.

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