Today’s aluminium price per kg: ₹348.15
Last updated: 2 Oct 2026, 4:06:25 pm IST
The live figure below is an exchange traded aluminium futures reference in rupees per kilogram. Use it to follow market direction and compare history. Physical ingot, sheet, extrusion and scrap quotes are separate prices.
Today’s aluminium price per kg: ₹348.15
Last updated: 2 Oct 2026, 4:06:25 pm IST
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A single “aluminium price” can refer to three different markets. The right number depends on what you are buying, selling or tracking.
The live rate on this page follows an exchange traded futures reference. It is useful for market direction, a ₹ per kg reference and historical comparison.
Ingot, billet, sheet, coil, extrusion and alloy prices depend on the specification, quantity, location, freight, taxes and supplier terms. A producer such as NALCO publishes its own product pricing context.
Wire, utensil, section, cast and mixed scrap have different recovery values. A local dealer quote cannot be inferred from the exchange reference alone.
Convert today’s reference into a value for kilograms or metric tonnes. The formula is simple: weight in kg multiplied by the displayed ₹ per kg rate.
The unit looks simple. The product behind it often is not. These answers separate a market reference from a purchase quote.
The current aluminium reference is ₹353.15 per kg. The snapshot was updated at 2 Oct 2026, 4:06:25 pm IST. This is an exchange-traded reference, not a guaranteed supplier or scrap quote.
The current 1 kg aluminium value is ₹353.15. It matches the latest ₹/kg snapshot, updated at 2 Oct 2026, 4:06:25 pm IST.
At the current reference of ₹353.15 per kg, 10 kg is estimated at ₹3,531.50. The snapshot was updated at 2 Oct 2026, 4:06:25 pm IST.
The current aluminium reference is ₹353.15 per kg, from a snapshot updated at 2 Oct 2026, 4:06:25 pm IST. The page follows the available exchange-traded aluminium futures data.
No. Scrap prices depend on category, alloy, contamination, recovery, quantity and local demand. Wire, utensil, cast and mixed scrap should not share one assumed rate.
Yes. “Aluminum” is the common American spelling. India generally uses “aluminium,” which is the spelling used across this site.
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