🌐 Free • Non-commercial • Broker-free • Email for free listing

A Global Directory of Melting Scrap

🇵🇰 Pakistan — Melting Scrap Directory

A scrap-hungry rebar industry and one of the world's great ship-recycling coasts. The list below contains 10 companies in Pakistan active in melting scrap, grouped by metal speciality.

📅 Last Updated: July 2026

Major hubs: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Gadani

Pakistan in the Global Melting Scrap Trade

Pakistan's steel industry runs overwhelmingly on melting scrap. Electric and induction furnace mills around Karachi, Lahore and the north melt a mix of imported shredded and HMS with domestic collection, feeding the country's construction sector. The ship-breaking beaches at Gadani, on the Balochistan coast, remain one of the largest sources of heavy melting steel anywhere in the world.

Import demand is steady and price-sensitive, with buyers active across the Gulf, Europe and North America for containerised scrap. Domestic collection networks in Punjab and Sindh supply re-rolling and induction furnace clusters alongside the documented mills.

Companies by Metal

The same company may appear under multiple metals where it handles more than one category.

⚙️ Steel (10)

Amreli Steels
Karachi • EAF rebar producer
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Agha Steel Industries
Karachi • EAF long products
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Mughal Iron & Steel
Lahore • Long products and girders
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
International Steels Limited
Karachi • Flat-rolled and coated steel
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Aisha Steel Mills
Karachi • Cold rolled coil
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Ittehad Steels
Islamabad • Rebar producer
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Frontier Foundry — FF Steel
Peshawar • Rebar producer
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Naveena Steel
Karachi • Rebar producer
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Kamran Steel
Lahore • Rebar producer
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore
Model Steel
Lahore • Long products
🏷️ Steel
🤖 About Company🔍 Explore

→ View Steel companies across all countries

📈 Metal Prices & Exchanges

Melting scrap itself does not trade on any exchange. Its price is calculated by traders against the underlying metal prices on the major exchanges, with adjustments for grade and condition. The links below lead to the official pages of the exchanges and price-reporting services most often referenced by the trade.

🇬🇧 LME — London Metal Exchange
Industrial metals — copper, zinc, lead, aluminium, tin, nickel, steel rebar/scrap.
→ View LME prices
🇺🇸 COMEX (CME Group) — Copper Futures
US copper futures with live prices, charts, and contract specifications.
→ View COMEX copper
🇨🇳 SHFE — Shanghai Futures Exchange
China's domestic copper, zinc, aluminium, lead and nickel futures.
→ View SHFE prices
🇨🇳 SMM — Shanghai Metals Market
Non-ferrous and ferrous metals price portal — copper, zinc, aluminium, steel scrap.
→ View SMM prices
🇮🇳 MCX India — Copper, Zinc, Aluminium
India's Multi Commodity Exchange — copper, zinc, aluminium, lead, nickel futures.
→ View MCX prices
🇩🇪 Westmetall — LME Tracker
Daily LME price tracker — copper, tin, lead, zinc, aluminium, nickel.
→ View Westmetall
🇦🇪 DGCX — Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange
Dubai commodity exchange — copper futures and other metals.
→ View DGCX
📊 Trading Economics — Metals Dashboard
Commodity prices across copper, steel, zinc, aluminium with charts.
→ View Trading Economics
📰 SteelOrbis — Steel & Steel Scrap Prices
Steel scrap and steel product price reporting and news.
→ Visit SteelOrbis
📰 Argus Metals
Argus Media commodity pricing for ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
→ Visit Argus Metals
📰 Fastmarkets MB
Metal Bulletin — pricing and news across all metal scrap categories.
→ Visit Fastmarkets
📰 S&P Global Platts Metals
S&P Global Platts metals pricing benchmarks.
→ Visit Platts

Philippine scrap has traditionally priced against East Asian containerized export benchmarks; growing domestic EAF demand increasingly sets local buying prices.

⚠️ Disclaimer

MeltingScrap.com is a free, non-commercial editorial directory. Its purpose is to introduce readers to the existence of companies active in the global melting scrap trade and to help them find those companies through Google search. The site is not a marketplace, broker, agent, or trading platform.

Visitors and businesses must verify the authenticity, credentials, financial standing, licences, and reputation of the other party themselves before any communication, agreement, or transaction.

We do not vouch for, endorse, recommend, certify, or guarantee any company listed on this site. Listings are compiled from publicly available information and may contain errors or outdated details. Inclusion does not imply any commercial relationship between MeltingScrap.com and the listed business.

No prior permission is sought or required for listings. MeltingScrap.com only publishes publicly available information (company name and city) and routes visitors through Google search — we do not display contact details, websites, or any private data. Any listed business that wishes to be removed, corrected, or updated may simply email us and we will action the request promptly.

MeltingScrap.com, its owner, operators and affiliates accept no legal, financial, contractual or moral liability whatsoever for any loss, damage, fraud, misrepresentation, payment dispute, quality issue, shipping problem, customs matter, or contract breach arising from interactions between users of this directory and any party they discover through it. All due diligence is the sole responsibility of the transacting parties.

By using MeltingScrap.com you acknowledge that you have read and accepted these terms. To be added, corrected or removed, email info@meltingscrap.com.