In India, today's Aluminium price is ₹353 per KG, and is witnessing an inclining trend of 0.03%.
Aluminium is a widely used industrial metal found in construction, packaging, automobiles, electrical equipment and other industries. Its lightweight, durability and resistance to corrosion make it useful across several sectors. Aluminium prices are mainly influenced by demand and supply, production costs, economic conditions, energy prices and global market movements.

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The table below shows the aluminium price in India for the last 10 days along with the percentage change.
Date | Aluminium Price (₹/KG) | % Change |
17 Sep 2026 | ₹353 | 0.03% |
16 Sep 2026 | ₹353 | 0.89% |
15 Sep 2026 | ₹350 | -0.21% |
14 Sep 2026 | ₹350 | 0.21% |
13 Sep 2026 | ₹350 | 0% |
12 Sep 2026 | ₹350 | 0.23% |
11 Sep 2026 | ₹349 | -0.82% |
10 Sep 2026 | ₹352 | -1.29% |
09 Sep 2026 | ₹356 | -0.01% |
08 Sep 2026 | ₹356 | 1.22% |
07 Sep 2026 | ₹352 | 0% |
Month | Average Price (₹/KG) | Monthly Trend |
Aug 2026 | 347 | +0.87% |
Jul 2026 | 344 | -0.83% |
Jun 2026 | 338 | +1.81% |
May 2026 | 332 | +2.15% |
Apr 2026 | 325 | -0.61% |
Mar 2026 | 327 | +2.19% |
Feb 2026 | 320 | +1.27% |
Jan 2026 | 316 | +0.96% |
Several factors can influence aluminium prices in India and global markets.
Aluminium prices are mainly determined by global demand and supply, production levels, inventories, energy costs and economic conditions. International commodity markets and exchanges play an important role in price discovery. In India, aluminium prices can also be affected by international aluminium prices, the US dollar-rupee exchange rate, import costs, taxes and domestic market conditions.
Aluminium is used in several industries because it is lightweight, durable, recyclable and resistant to corrosion. Common uses include:
Aluminium is used in various sectors due to its versatile properties, such as non-toxicity, lightweight, corrosion resistance, and many other features. The metal is used in making alloys, utensils, packaging foils, flash bulbs for photography, and mirrors for telescopes.
In Mumbai, aluminium sections are selling at Rs.250 per kg.
Depending upon the usage of aluminium scrap, the cost of the metal in its scrap form stands at Rs.190 per kg.
The approximate rate of aluminium ingot and scrap of various thicknesses stands at Rs.500. While, in some parts of Tamil Nadu the aluminium scraps are selling at Rs.110 per kilogram.
In Kolkata, the minimum market price of aluminium sheet ranges between Rs.190- Rs.280 per kg.
As of 2022, Vedanta Limited is the country’s largest producer of aluminium that recorded an approximate production of 1.7 million metric ton of aluminium in India.
Aluminium has numerous uses in construction, automobile, packaging, electronics, aerospace, and other sectors due to its versatility, recyclability, corrosion resistance, and lightweight features. Due to its wide usage, aluminium happens to be a good investment tool, yet it depends on the investor’s level of risk tolerance, future goals, portfolio size and experience in the commodity market which determines whether investing in aluminium is a good option for the investor or not.
No, aluminium is not cheaper than steel and it always tends to be on the higher price range than steel with an approximate price range varying from Rs.84 to Rs.246 per kg. While the cost of steel ranges between Rs.41 to Rs.164 per kg.

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