Aluminium Ingot Price Today ₹200-210/kg | LME Linked Rates

Aluminium ingot is the primary form of refined aluminium, produced by electrolytic smelting of alumina derived from bauxite ore. India is the world's second-largest aluminium producer with an installed smelting capacity exceeding 4 million TPA, making it a key player in the global aluminium market.

The domestic aluminium ingot market is dominated by three major producers: Hindalco Industries (Aditya Birla Group) with smelters at Renukoot (UP), Mahan (MP), and Aditya (Odisha); Vedanta Limited operating through Bharat Aluminium Company (Balco, Korba) and Jharsuguda (Odisha); and National Aluminium Company (Nalco, Angul, Odisha), the only PSU smelter.

Aluminium ingot prices in India track the London Metal Exchange (LME) aluminium contract, the global benchmark for primary aluminium pricing. OfBusiness provides foundries, die-casters, extrusion units, and fabricators with transparent LME-linked pricing, mill-direct sourcing, and reliable delivery across India.

Aluminium ingots are available in multiple grades for diverse applications:

• P1020 (Primary, 99.7%): LME deliverable grade. Standard for remelting and alloying. IS 617 compliant. Used by rolling mills, extrusion plants, and cable manufacturers.
• P1020A (99.85%): Higher purity grade for electrical and specialty applications.
• ADC12 (Al-Si-Cu): Die-casting alloy with excellent fluidity. Most popular alloy grade in India for automotive and appliance castings.
• LM6 / A356 (Al-Si): Gravity and low-pressure casting alloy. Used in automotive wheels, structural components, and marine applications.
• LM24 / A380 (Al-Si-Cu): Pressure die-casting alloy for complex thin-wall castings.
• LM25 / A356 (Al-Si-Mg): Heat-treatable casting alloy for automotive cylinder heads and structural parts.

Standard dimensions: Trapezoidal ingots: approximately 660 x 80 x 115 mm, 20-25 kg each | Bundles: 1 MT (strapped) | Conforming to IS 617, LME specifications.

Aluminium ingots are remelted and processed into a wide range of products across key sectors:

• Automotive (30%): Engine blocks, cylinder heads, wheels, transmission housings, and structural castings. Growing rapidly with lightweighting trends and EV adoption.
• Electrical (25%): Remelted into wire rods, bus bars, and conductor profiles for power transmission and distribution.
• Construction (15%): Extrusion billets for window frames, curtain walls, structural profiles, and modular building systems.
• Packaging (10%): Rolled into foil stock for food packaging, pharmaceutical blister packs, and flexible packaging.
• Consumer Durables (10%): Die-cast housings for appliances, cookware, and electronic enclosures.
• Industrial (10%): Chemical equipment, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and machinery components.

India's aluminium consumption is growing at 7-9% annually, driven by infrastructure development, automotive lightweighting, packaging growth, and electrical infrastructure expansion. OfBusiness supports SME foundries and large manufacturers alike with competitive ingot pricing and reliable supply chain.