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Commercial Mild Steel MS: Supply & Demand

Buyer RFQ demand against seller listing supply for Commercial Mild Steel MS, broken down by form. Signals are indicative and derived from listings and RFQs.

Last updated: 15 Oct 2026, 1:00 AM

Live Signal Lifetime
Lifetime: This grade’s supply and demand by form, across everything ever listed on M-EX. Use this for the long view. For example, “Has this grade historically drawn more buyers than sellers?”
Shortage
3
In Demand
0
Healthy
0
Oversupplied
3
Deep Supply
0
Low Activity
0
Form Supply Demand Status Price Band (Rs./MT)
Round Bar 742 145 Oversupplied 44,293 to 82,000
median 57,239
Angle 552 150 Oversupplied 44,887 to 66,000
median 53,117
Square Bar 563 118 Oversupplied 44,107 to 82,000
median 61,132
Plate 1 489 Shortage 44,253 to 66,957
median 59,245
Sheet 0 387 Shortage 45,582 to 64,978
median 53,750
Flat Bar 0 360 Shortage 44,391 to 65,810
median 55,740
Commercial Mild Steel MS's demand is the highest of all 484 tracked grades platform-wide.
The Round Bar form most recently moved into Oversupplied, 0 days ago.

Disclaimer: All information on this page is indicative only and derived from posted listings and RFQs on M-EX. It does not constitute a market price quote or investment advice. M-EX and GTE make no representations as to accuracy or completeness. Actual activity depends on quantity, quality, payment terms and other commercial factors agreed between buyers and sellers.

Commercial Mild Steel MS is a Mild Steel grade: Ungraded and untested commercial quality steel. Typical applications: General purpose shafts, construction, fabrication.
Equivalent / Similar Grades (4)
Grade Standard Region
IS2062 E250A IS 2062 India
ASTM A36 ASTM USA
S235JR EN Europe
SS400 JIS Japan
Mechanical Properties
Yield Strength ~250 MPa (typical, non-guaranteed commercial grade)
Tensile Strength ~410-540 MPa (typical)
Elongation ~20-23% (typical)
Note Commercial mild steel, not tied to a dated standard; values are indicative, not a guaranteed specification