Saturday 28/March/2026 – 10:25 AM
Today, Saturday, March 28, 2026, the prices of building materials continue to be a state of relative fluctuation in the local markets, which is reflected in the movement of the real estate market, especially as it is affected by several factors such as the dollar exchange rate and transportation costs, which makes monitoring the prices of iron, cement, and gypsum a necessity for consumers and investors alike.
Iron prices today
Iron prices witnessed relative stability during the last period, as ton prices ranged between 35 thousand and 38,500 thousand pounds, without recording significant increases or decreases, and in the details:
The price of a ton of Ezz Steel: 39,161.54 pounds
One ton of Attiya iron: 38,470 pounds
One ton of copper iron: 38,630 pounds
One ton of iron, Egypt Steel: 38,670 pounds
Decimal tons of iron: 36,790 pounds
One ton of Maadi iron: 39,460 pounds
One ton of Egyptian iron: 38,770 pounds
Bianco iron ton: 38,360 pounds
One ton of iron porter: 38,230 pounds
One ton of iron in tea: 39,320 pounds
One ton of boat iron: 38,400 pounds
The price of investment iron and Ezz iron
The investment per ton of iron reached about 38,740 pounds, and it is preferred by many for use in construction due to its quality and durability.
As for Hadid Ezz, he recorded:
To the distributor: 38,200 pounds per ton, factory floor delivery
Retailers selling: 39,575 pounds per ton, warehouse floor delivery
Wholesalers selling: 39,155 pounds per ton, warehouse floor delivery
Cement and gypsum prices today
Cement prices recorded a state of relative stability, as follows:
Suez Cement: 3,550 pounds/ton
Special cement: 3,400 pounds
Al-Moallem Cement: 3,210 pounds
Pozzolani cement: 3,580 pounds
Gypsum: 3,590 pounds
Ordinary Portland cement: 3,610 pounds
Resistant cement: 3,320 pounds
White cement: 3,290 pounds
Elsewedy Cement: 2,870 pounds
Misr Cement Beni Suef: 3,290 pounds
Mixed cement: 3,450 pounds
Helwan Cement: 3,610 pounds
Ramadi Cement: 3,660 pounds
Al-Fahd Cement: 3,410 pounds
These prices reflect a state of relative stability in the market, with consumers and contractors continuing to monitor daily price movements, to keep pace with any changes that may occur in building materials during the coming period.
