KSRM Rod Price in Bangladesh Today: Per KG, Per Ton and Grade Guide
Checking the KSRM rod price in Bangladesh today is an essential step before you approve a construction-steel order. Yet the number alone cannot tell you whether a quotation is good. The grade, diameter mix, order quantity, delivery point, payment terms, unloading responsibility and quotation date all influence the final cost. Comparing prices without those details is like comparing two apartments by rent while ignoring location and floor area.
This FAR-MAC STEEL guide gives you a dated KSRM market reference, converts the rate between kilograms and metric tons, and explains the KSRM grades buyers commonly compare. You will also learn how to calculate landed cost, check bundle identification, review a mill test certificate and compare KSRM with other suppliers on equivalent terms. The goal is not to tell an engineer which grade to specify. It is to help buyers ask better technical and commercial questions.
Price notice: KSRM does not display a live nationwide retail price on the official product pages reviewed for this guide. The figures below are dated public-market references, not a binding quotation from KSRM, a dealer or FAR-MAC STEEL. Verify the current grade, stock, transport, unloading, VAT or tax treatment and price-validity period before paying.
KSRM Rod Price Today
The quick answer is that the latest clearly dated public KSRM listing found during this review showed ৳88,500 per metric ton, or approximately ৳88.50 per kg, for KSRM TMT 500W rod in September 2026. Because the article was reviewed on 16 October 2026, that number should be treated as the latest attributable online reference, not a guaranteed price for today.
For additional context, The Business Standard reported KSRM at about ৳91,000 per ton on 12 March 2026 during a sharp market increase. These dated figures show that steel rates can move materially within months. If you need to buy now, the correct KSRM rod price today is the current written rate issued for your grade, diameter schedule, quantity and delivery location.
Current Dated Price Table
The following table separates current public reference data from the final quotation a buyer actually needs. It also makes the evidence date visible, which is important for search users and procurement teams because a price without a date can become misleading very quickly.
| KSRM price reference | Per kg | Per metric ton | Evidence date and meaning |
| KSRM TMT 500W public listing | ৳88.50 | ৳88,500 | September 2026 listing; verify current stock and terms |
| Independently reported KSRM market rate | About ৳91.00 | About ৳91,000 | 12 March 2026 market report during a price increase |
| Official KSRM live nationwide retail rate | Not published | Not published | Request a dated quotation from KSRM or a verified seller |
| Transport, unloading and handling | Variable | Variable | Depends on order size, route, vehicle and site access |
| Final landed price | Quotation required | Quotation required | Base rate plus every applicable project-site cost |
Do not combine rates from different dates and present the result as one “average today price.” A September listing and a March news report serve different purposes. The listing gives a recent public reference; the news report demonstrates market volatility. Your supplier’s dated, itemised quotation remains the controlling commercial document.
For multi-brand context, use FAR-MAC STEEL’s all rod price guide for Bangladesh. That pillar page supports broad comparison, while this article stays within the KSRM-specific boundary: products, price evidence and buying checks.
Price Per KG
The September public listing converts to approximately ৳88.50 per kg. The calculation is straightforward: divide the per-ton rate by 1,000 because one metric ton contains 1,000 kilograms. Therefore, ৳88,500 ÷ 1,000 = ৳88.50 per kg.
The effective per-kilogram cost can be higher for a small order. A buyer purchasing 200 or 500 kg may pay for local transport, depot handling or cutting that would be spread across a much larger quantity in a full-truck order. Ask the seller to show the material rate and extra charges separately so you can calculate the true steel rod price delivered to the site.
Price Per Ton
The latest dated public listing used here is ৳88,500 per metric ton. This is the most practical unit for comparing bulk offers because every quotation can be converted to a common 1,000 kg basis. It also makes project-budget changes easy to measure: a ৳1,000 change per ton becomes ৳25,000 across a 25-ton order.
Still, “per ton” does not automatically mean “delivered per ton.” One seller may quote an ex-depot rate; another may include transport to Dhaka but exclude unloading. When researching rod price per ton today, compare the landed figure after confirming grade, diameter mix, delivery point, weight basis and tax treatment.
Quote Date, Location and Quantity
Every quotation should show the issue date and the time for which the price remains valid. Steel markets can move quickly, especially when billet, scrap, freight, energy or exchange-rate conditions change. A rate sent in the morning may not remain open after a major supplier revision. Large buyers should ask what action locks the price: written acceptance, advance payment or full payment.
Location and volume shape logistics. A full truck to an accessible Dhaka or Chattogram project may carry a lower transport cost per ton than a small delivery to a remote upazila. Give the seller the exact address, total tonnage, diameter-wise schedule, required date and unloading plan. This reduces the risk of a low initial quote followed by avoidable site charges.
Price Verification Notes
This page uses a transparent three-part method. The current public reference comes from a dated Bangladesh marketplace listing. Recent price movement is checked against independently reported market information. Product names and technical values are taken from official KSRM pages wherever available. The method keeps temporary commercial data separate from stable technical specifications.
Before publication, an editor should recheck the date, public listing and official KSRM product pages. Before purchase, the buyer must request a new quotation. Do not treat a screenshot, undated Facebook post or old invoice as proof of the KSRM rod price available for a new project.
KSRM Rod Grades Explained
KSRM sells more than one reinforcing-bar grade. The official product pages reviewed for this guide include B500CWR, B500DWR, Premium B500DWR 80G and other grades. Their names refer to specific strength, ductility, weldability and standard-related characteristics. A brand name by itself is therefore not a complete material description.
Your project’s structural drawings, general notes and bar bending schedule should identify the required grade. The purchase order must repeat the relevant standard, grade, diameter and quantity. If the offered product differs from the design documents, obtain written approval from the structural engineer rather than accepting a verbal substitution from a salesperson.
KSRM B500CWR
The official KSRM page identifies KSRM B500CWR with a minimum yield strength of 500 MPa, minimum elongation of 14% and a minimum tensile-to-yield ratio of 1.15. It describes the product as weldable, ribbed reinforcement with a maximum carbon-equivalent value of 0.50. The listed size range runs from 8 mm to 50 mm, though current stock should be confirmed.
B500CWR can be considered for concrete reinforcement when the project specification calls for this grade and standard. The “C” and “W” designations should be read through the applicable standard rather than interpreted from marketing shorthand. Verify the official specification and the heat-specific mill test certificate supplied with the order.
KSRM B500DWR
The official KSRM B500DWR page lists a minimum yield strength of 500 MPa, minimum elongation of 13% and a minimum tensile-to-yield ratio of 1.25. It describes the bar as ductility class D, weldable and ribbed for concrete reinforcement. The official size list covers 8 mm through 32 mm.
Compared with the B500CWR figures published by KSRM, the DWR product carries a higher stated minimum tensile-to-yield ratio. That can matter where the structural design and applicable code require enhanced ductility. However, the engineer must choose the grade. A buyer should never replace CWR with DWR, or DWR with CWR, simply because one is in stock.
KSRM Premium B500DWR 80G
The official page for KSRM Premium B500DWR 80G states a minimum yield strength of 550 MPa, equivalent to 80,000 psi, and a minimum tensile strength of 690 MPa. It lists minimum elongation of 13%, a minimum tensile-to-yield ratio of 1.25 and a maximum carbon-equivalent value of 0.55. Available sizes are shown from 10 mm to 32 mm.
The term “80G” does not mean that every B500DWR product from every manufacturer has the same declared 550 MPa minimum yield strength. It is part of KSRM’s product designation and stated specification. If a project requires this product, write the complete product name, standard and acceptance criteria in the order and verify them against the MTC.
Which Grade Matches Which Project Specification?
The following matrix is a purchasing guide, not a structural-design instruction. It summarises official KSRM product data and shows what buyers should confirm with the engineer before ordering.
| KSRM product | Published minimum yield strength | Published ratio/ductility indicator | Buyer’s decision point |
| KSRM B500CWR | 500 MPa | Ts/Ys ≥ 1.15 | Use only when the design specifies or approves B500CWR |
| KSRM B500DWR | 500 MPa | Ts/Ys ≥ 1.25 | Confirm DWR ductility and standard requirements |
| KSRM Premium B500DWR 80G | 550 MPa | Ts/Ys ≥ 1.25 | Confirm the project permits the 80G product and its standard |
For a house, apartment building, commercial project, bridge or industrial foundation, start with the approved structural specification. The same project may use different diameters, but it should not mix unapproved grades. A higher published strength is not automatically a better substitute because reinforcement area, anchorage, lap length, detailing and ductility assumptions are part of the engineer’s design.
If you need broader background on construction steel grades, read FAR-MAC STEEL’s guide to types of steel used in construction. Use that page for educational comparison and this KSRM page for brand-specific procurement.
What Changes KSRM Rod Price?
The retail price of a TMT bar is the final point in a long cost chain. The chain includes billet or metallic inputs, energy, rolling, quality testing, finance, storage, transport and distribution. When any major link changes, the rate offered to a dealer or project buyer can move.
Demand also affects short-term availability. Large infrastructure orders, seasonal construction activity or production interruptions can tighten supply. During quieter periods, dealers may compete more aggressively. This is why a rate from last month may not represent the rod price today in Bangladesh.
Billet and Raw-Material Cost
KSRM states that its rebar uses imported billets from several countries as well as billets produced by KSRM Billet Industries. Billets are semi-finished steel inputs that pass through reheating and rolling to become deformed reinforcing bars. International billet prices, freight, port charges and exchange rates can therefore affect production cost.
Raw-material quality and chemical composition also matter because the finished bar must meet its target mechanical properties and weldability requirements. Cost control cannot replace process control. Buyers should focus on the delivered product’s grade, standard, traceability and test evidence instead of trying to judge quality from the raw-material source alone.
Grade, Diameter and Quantity
Different grades can have different pricing because their chemistry, rolling control, performance requirements, tests and market positioning differ. Premium B500DWR 80G should not be assumed to carry the same rate as standard B500DWR or B500CWR. Ask for product-specific prices instead of requesting one general “KSRM rate.”
Diameter and volume affect fulfilment. Common sizes may be readily available, while a less common diameter or a special grade may require a different lead time. A full-truck order may receive different commercial terms from a small retail purchase. Send a diameter-wise bill of quantities so the seller can price the actual order rather than an imagined standard mix.
Dhaka vs Chattogram Delivery
KSRM’s head office and major facilities are associated with Chattogram, while the company also lists a corporate office in Dhaka and warehouse or sales touchpoints in several regions. Delivery economics depend on which warehouse holds the required grade and size, not simply on the city shown on the invoice.
A Dhaka project may be closer to a central warehouse but still face city access, unloading or timing restrictions. A Chattogram project may benefit from proximity to production and warehouse infrastructure, yet route and site conditions still matter. Ask the supplier to identify the dispatch point and quote transport to the exact site.
Dealer, Credit and Payment Terms
Dealer margin covers storage, local distribution, finance risk and service. A cash or advance-payment offer may differ from a credit quotation. The difference is not always an overcharge; credit has a cost and risk. Procurement teams should compare equivalent payment terms instead of judging sellers by the first headline number.
Ask whether the quoted price is fixed after payment, whether partial deliveries can be repriced and how cancellations or incorrect sizes are handled. Use a verified business payment channel and obtain an invoice. A cheap informal offer with weak documentation can create a larger cost if the product, quantity or grade later becomes disputed.
How to Calculate KSRM Rod Cost
Cost calculation starts with a consistent unit. Convert the quotation to either kilograms or metric tons, multiply by the required quantity and then add every excluded charge. This method works for a homeowner buying several hundred kilograms and a developer ordering multiple truckloads.
Use the approved bar bending schedule to estimate project quantity. Apply only the waste allowance approved by the project team. Floor-area rules can support an early budget, but they should not replace a detailed structural schedule once it is available.
Per-KG and Per-Ton Conversion
Use these equations:
Price per kg = Price per metric ton ÷ 1,000
Price per metric ton = Price per kg × 1,000
At the dated public reference of ৳88,500 per ton, the calculated price is ৳88.50 per kg. If a new quotation states ৳92 per kg, the equivalent per-ton rate is ৳92,000. The conversion prevents a retailer’s per-kg price from being compared incorrectly with a bulk per-ton offer.
For bar-weight estimation, a commonly used formula is weight in kg per metre = d² ÷ 162, where d is the nominal diameter in millimetres. This gives a theoretical planning value. Delivered weight and tolerance should be evaluated through the applicable standard, contract and project quality process.
Worked Project Examples
The examples below use the September public reference of ৳88.50 per kg. They calculate base material cost only and are not current binding quotations.
| Quantity | Calculation | Illustrative base cost |
| 500 kg | 500 × ৳88.50 | ৳44,250 |
| 1 metric ton | 1,000 × ৳88.50 | ৳88,500 |
| 10 metric tons | 10 × ৳88,500 | ৳885,000 |
| 25 metric tons | 25 × ৳88,500 | ৳2,212,500 |
A price movement of ৳2 per kg changes a 25-ton order by ৳50,000. That is why buyers should record the quote date, validity and payment condition. FAR-MAC STEEL’s rod weight calculator guide provides more detail on diameter, length, quantity and cost estimation.
Landed Cost Checklist
Use this equation:
Landed cost = Base steel cost + transport + unloading + handling + applicable tax/VAT + finance or other agreed charges
Suppose 10 tons have a base cost of ৳885,000, transport is ৳20,000 and unloading is ৳5,000. If no other charge applies, the provisional landed cost becomes ৳910,000, or ৳91 per kg. Add any statutory charge according to the written quotation and current invoice treatment, not an assumed percentage.
Before approval, confirm: product name, standard, grade, diameter-wise quantity, base rate, dispatch point, site address, transport, unloading, weight basis, taxes, payment method, delivery date, quotation validity, MTC requirement and complaint process. This checklist turns an attractive rate into a verifiable commercial offer.
KSRM Quality and Authenticity Checks
Begin verification before placing the order. Request the seller’s identity, formal quotation, product specification and sample quality documents. When the truck arrives, compare the physical bundles, delivery challan, invoice and certificates. If any information conflicts, isolate the material until the supplier and project engineer resolve it.
The process is practical, not ceremonial. Once bars are mixed, cut, bent and placed, tracing a questionable bundle becomes difficult. Early verification protects the buyer, supplier and project team by creating a clear record of what was ordered and delivered.
Marking and Bundle Label
Inspect the rolled identification on bars from multiple bundles and examine the bundle labels before they are removed. The label should identify relevant product details such as manufacturer or brand, grade, nominal diameter, bundle information and heat or batch reference, according to the producer’s format.
Compare those details with the delivery documents. Photograph labels and markings for the material-approval file. Do not treat paint colour, rib appearance or a seller’s verbal assurance as sufficient proof of authenticity.
MTC and Batch Number
A mill test certificate, or MTC, should report production and test information for the relevant heat or batch. It normally includes chemical composition and mechanical properties such as yield strength, tensile strength and elongation. Depending on the product, it may include ratio, bend or other test information.
Match the MTC’s manufacturer, product, grade, standard and heat or batch number to the bundle labels. A certificate that cannot be connected to the delivered steel is weak evidence. Where the contract requires independent testing, follow the approved sampling, witnessing and laboratory procedure.
Weight and Diameter Tolerance
Use calibrated tools and the relevant standard when checking diameter and dimensional properties. Ribbed rebar should not be judged casually with one measurement because rib geometry and the specified inspection method matter. Let the site quality team or engineer conduct the formal check.
Verify total weight with delivery records or a weighbridge ticket when required. Compare the delivered length, bundle count and weight against the order while applying only permitted tolerances. A low quoted rate provides no saving if the invoiced quantity and verified delivery do not match.
Authorized Supply Channel
Check the dealer or supplier’s business identity, location, contact information and relationship to the product channel. KSRM’s official website provides contact details and a dealer route that buyers can use for confirmation. Avoid sending large payments to an unexplained personal account.
Keep the quotation, invoice, payment proof, delivery challan, weight record, label photographs and MTC together. These documents support traceability and give the buyer a clear path if a quantity, identification or quality concern appears later.
KSRM vs BSRM, GPH, AKS and FAR-MAC
A useful brand comparison starts with equivalent products. Comparing KSRM B500DWR delivered to a project with another brand’s different grade at an ex-depot rate produces a false result. The lowest price matters only after grade, standard, documentation and delivery terms are aligned.
This article does not repeat full profiles of BSRM, GPH, AKS or FAR-MAC because its search intent is KSRM-specific. For a dedicated cross-brand framework, read FAR-MAC STEEL’s BSRM vs KSRM vs GPH vs AKS guide.
Same-Grade Comparison
Create a comparison sheet with one row for each offer. Use the same grade, standard, diameter mix, quantity, quotation date and delivery site. Add the base rate, transport, unloading, taxes, payment condition, validity and lead time. This removes the confusion created by incomplete dealer messages.
Do not assume that similar grade names always have identical published properties. Review each manufacturer’s current specification and the project requirement. If the engineer approves several equivalent products, the procurement team can then compare commercial value within that approved group.
Product Availability
Availability is a project cost because missing sizes can delay reinforcement fabrication and concrete work. Ask each supplier whether all required diameters and the specified grade are in stock together. A low quote for only the easy sizes may not solve the actual procurement need.
For phased orders, confirm whether the supplier can maintain continuity across deliveries and how future loads will be priced. Record the dispatch point and expected lead time. The best offer is not simply the cheapest ton; it is the one that arrives in the correct grade and size when the site needs it.
Technical Documentation
Compare the product specification, MTC process, batch traceability and response to technical questions. A reliable supplier should explain how the certificate connects to the delivered bundles. The project may also require manufacturer approval, independent test results or consultant review.
FAR-MAC STEEL provides product discussions and technical documentation for its own steel portfolio. KSRM-specific documents should come from KSRM or its verified supply channel. Keep brand documents separate so the evidence trail remains clear.
Delivery and Total Cost
Convert every offer to a landed cost per ton at the same project site. Add transport, unloading, handling, taxes and finance costs, then assess lead time and delivery reliability. A small base-rate saving can disappear when a delayed truck interrupts the construction schedule.
For a FAR-MAC product quotation or technical consultation, use the FAR-MAC STEEL contact page. For a current KSRM quotation, contact KSRM or a verified KSRM supplier. Give either seller the complete grade, diameter, quantity, location and delivery-date requirement.
Compare the Complete KSRM Offer
The latest clearly dated public reference found for this guide listed KSRM TMT 500W rod at approximately ৳88.50 per kg or ৳88,500 per metric ton in September 2026. An independent March 2026 report placed KSRM at around ৳91,000 per ton during a sharp market increase. Neither figure guarantees the KSRM rod price in Bangladesh today for your order. Only a current, itemised quotation can confirm the payable rate.
Before paying, match the offered grade to the structural specification, compare equivalent quotations, calculate landed cost and verify the marking, bundle label, MTC and seller. If your project is also considering FAR-MAC products, contact FAR-MAC STEEL for a dated quotation and technical discussion based on your actual sizes, tonnage and delivery location.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the KSRM rod price in Bangladesh today?
The latest clearly dated public listing reviewed for this article showed KSRM TMT 500W rod at ৳88,500 per metric ton, or ৳88.50 per kg, in September 2026. KSRM’s official product pages did not provide a live nationwide retail price during the review.
Because rates change with grade, stock, quantity, payment and location, request a dated quotation for today’s actual price. Confirm whether transport, unloading and taxes are included before comparing the rate with any all rod price list today.
2. How much is one ton of KSRM rod?
The dated public listing used in this guide gives an indicative 1 ton rod price in Bangladesh of ৳88,500 for KSRM TMT 500W. The independently reported March 2026 KSRM market figure was about ৳91,000 per ton.
Your final one-ton cost may be higher after transport, unloading or small-order handling. Ask for the delivered rate at your exact address and make sure the quoted grade matches the project specification.
3. What is the difference between KSRM B500CWR and B500DWR?
KSRM’s official pages state that both products have a minimum yield strength of 500 MPa. The published minimum tensile-to-yield ratio is 1.15 for B500CWR and 1.25 for B500DWR, while the listed minimum elongation values are 14% and 13% respectively.
Those values do not make the products freely interchangeable. The applicable standard and design requirements determine which grade is acceptable. Follow the structural engineer’s specification and verify the heat-specific MTC.
4. Is KSRM 80G the same as every B500DWR product?
No. KSRM Premium B500DWR 80G is a specific KSRM product whose official page states a minimum yield strength of 550 MPa, or 80,000 psi. Standard KSRM B500DWR is listed at a minimum yield strength of 500 MPa.
Do not use “B500DWR” and “80G” as automatic synonyms across all brands. Specify the complete product, standard and required properties in the purchase order and confirm project approval.
5. How many 12mm KSRM rods are in one ton?
Using the common theoretical formula d² ÷ 162, a 12 mm bar weighs about 0.889 kg per metre. A 12-metre bar therefore weighs approximately 10.67 kg, so one metric ton contains about 94 pieces of 12 mm × 12 m bar in theory.
Actual bundle count and invoiced weight can vary with permitted mass tolerance and supply practice. Use the seller’s bundle information, weighbridge record and applicable standard for final reconciliation rather than treating 94 as a guaranteed physical count.
6. How can a buyer confirm the latest KSRM rate?
Contact KSRM or a verified KSRM dealer and provide the grade, diameter-wise quantities, total tonnage, site address and required delivery date. Request a written quotation with an issue date, validity period and a clear list of included and excluded costs.
Compare the final quotation with a recent rod price in Bangladesh today reference, but use the supplier’s verified offer for the purchase decision. Save the quotation and confirmation because an undated phone message is difficult to enforce.
7. Does the rod diameter change the KSRM price?
It can. Some sellers apply one rate across common sizes, while others use size-specific conditions based on stock, bundle composition, handling and demand. A less common diameter or premium grade can also have a different lead time.
Send the complete diameter schedule with your request. This lets the dealer price the actual order and avoids a general BD rod price that covers only the easiest sizes.
8. Is KSRM rod cheaper in Chattogram than in Dhaka?
Not always. Chattogram is close to KSRM’s head-office and production network, while Dhaka has corporate and warehouse access. The delivered price depends on the dispatch point, stock, truck size, route, unloading and order volume.
Ask for two itemised quotes if location is flexible. Compare landed cost, not the city label. A lower depot price can become more expensive after transport to the project site.
9. What documents should come with a KSRM rod order?
Request the formal quotation, invoice, delivery challan, weight record and mill test certificate. The bundle tags should connect the delivered bars to the stated grade, diameter and heat or batch information.
Large or controlled projects may also require manufacturer approval and independent laboratory tests. Follow the consultant’s material-approval procedure and keep all evidence together for traceability.
10. How should buyers compare KSRM with other steel brands?
Compare the same grade, standard, diameter mix, quantity, date and delivery location. Then review MTC traceability, availability, lead time, landed cost and technical response. Avoid ranking brands only by the highest price or the broad phrase best steel company in Bangladesh.
Different types of steel used in construction serve different purposes. Reinforcing bar for an RCC structure should not be compared with structural sections, wire rod or fabrication steel as though they were interchangeable products.
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