Today, Tuesday, the prices of building materials witnessed relative stability in the local market, with variation among producing companies, as iron and cement factories continued to offer their products at varying prices.
While the prices of other materials, such as gypsum, bricks, sand and gravel, stabilized. This stability is supported by the balance of supply and demand and market movement during the recent period.
Iron prices were as follows:
Ezz steel: 37,500 pounds per ton
Iron in Shay, 37,000 pounds per ton
Egyptian iron: 36,800 pounds per ton
El-Garhi Iron: 36,600 pounds per ton
Ferrying iron 36,500 pounds per ton
Porter iron: 36,800 pounds per ton
Suez Iron 36,700 pounds per ton
Komi iron 36,400 pounds per ton
Sarhan Iron, 36,400 pounds per ton
Attiya iron 36,300 pounds per ton
Maadi steel: 36,300 pounds per ton
Decimal iron 36,200 pounds per ton
National Steel: 36,500 pounds per ton
Egypt Steel 36,400 pounds per ton
As for cement prices, they were as follows:
Elsewedy Cement 4250 pounds per ton
Helwan Cement 4120 pounds per ton
Tora cement 4100 pounds per ton
Military Cement, Beni Suef, 3780 pounds per ton
Nile Valley Cement 3850 pounds per ton
Nahda Cement 3920 pounds per ton
Upper Egypt Cement: 3,980 pounds per ton
Qena cement 4000 pounds per ton
Misr Cement Beni Suef 3990 pounds per ton
Lafarge cement 4050 pounds per ton
Assiut Cement (excellent) 4020 pounds per ton
Aswan cement 3900 pounds per ton
The prices of other building materials also stabilized:
Gypsum ranges between 1,600 and 1,700 pounds per ton
Red bricks: 950 pounds per thousand bricks
Cement bricks: 1250 pounds per thousand bricks
Sediment ranges between 150 and 180 pounds per cubic meter
Sand registers at 70 pounds per cubic meter
Traders in the building materials market confirmed that current prices are stable without noticeable increases, with the supply available in quantities that cover the market’s needs, amid expectations that the state of stability will continue during the coming period.
