Traders attributed the rise in saria prices to increased offtake by stockists due to upsurge in demand from constructions unit.
Saria 8-mm,10-mm and 12-mm were up by Rs 200 each to Rs 36,000, Rs 34,800 and Rs 34,800 per tonne, respectively.
Saria 16-25-mm followed suit and traded higher by a similar margin to Rs 34,300 per tonne.
Following are today's quotations (in Rs per tonne):
Saria Kamdhenu: 8-mm Rs 36,000, 10-mm Rs 34,800, 12-mm Rs 34,800, 16-25 mm Rs 34,300.
Angle Capital (IS) (40X5) (40x6) Rs 44,100, (35X5)(65X6) Rs 44,600, Girder (125X65) Rs 41,000.
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