Scrap Rates in Assam

Scrap trading across Assam is driven by the region's tea processing and oil refining industries. Hubs such as the Dibrugarh oil town anchor the supply of industrial metal scrap, while towns and cities statewide feed in household and vehicle scrap through a dense network of local dealers.

Common scrap in Assam ranges from oil pipeline scrap and tea-factory machinery parts to routine iron, brass and aluminium from homes and workshops. Rates are generally below mainland India on transport costs, though copper and aluminium hold strong. Industrial lots usually fetch more per kilo than mixed household scrap — the table above gives the current state average for each material.

Rates differ across Assam's cities — places closer to industrial hubs usually pay a little more for ferrous scrap. Choose your city below for verified local dealers and today's exact rates. Sorting scrap by metal type before selling can raise the payout by 10–20%.