Today's Newspaper Scrap Rate in Rawalpindi, Punjab
Live Price per kg
Rs15.49
Last updated: 10 June 2026
This is the wholesale baseline rate — what dealers receive when they sell to bulk recyclers. Actual pickup quotes for individual sellers typically run Rs5–7/kg lower depending on grade (clean HMS-1 vs mixed scrap), quantity (100 kg+ negotiates better), and pickup distance. Use the Get Quote button on any dealer below for a real, item-specific offer for your scrap.
Verified Newspaper Scrap Buyers in Rawalpindi, Punjab
Main PWD road, road, Main pwd, Rawalpindi, 46000, Pakistan
M328+P32 Haji Seth Barkat Ali Market, Mehmood Abad Pindora, Rawalpindi, 46000, Pakistan
6th Rd, Dhoke Paracha, Rawalpindi, 04627, Pakistan
J42H+PPX, New Gulzar-e-Quaid St, New Gulzar-e-Quaid Housing Colony Gulzar e Quaid, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
535 D 9, Sector D, Phase 8 Sector D Bahria Town, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Kanyat Islamabad, Pakistan
Terbela Road, Dhok Imam Din, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
J2JP+846, Street Number 28 Bokra, Road, Pirwadhai, Rawalpindi, 46000, Pakistan
Shop 16, Ground Floor, Taj Mahal Plaza, 6th Rd, Rawalpindi, 46000, Pakistan
First Floor, Taj Mahal Plaza, Shop 4 6th Rd, Dhoke Paracha, Rawalpindi, 46000, Pakistan
elahi-e-Noor masjid, 22 No. Chungi Rd, Harley Street, Rawalpindi, 46000, Pakistan
1, Islamabad, 44000, Pakistan
J2FQ+G8P, Dhoke Mangtal-Pirwadhai Rd, Pirwadhai, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
J3RP+HHM, Service Rd, Dhok Paracha Ali Abad, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Street 21, Phase 4B Ghauri Garden, Islamabad, 44000, Pakistan
Newspaper Scrap Market in Rawalpindi
Today's newspaper scrap rate in Rawalpindi is Rs15.49/kg as of 10 June 2026. 15+ verified scrap buyers in Rawalpindi, Punjab are accepting newspaper scrap right now. Prices vary based on grade, quantity, and pickup location — request a direct quote from any of the dealers below using the *Get Quote* button to lock in today's rate before market fluctuations.
About the scrap market in Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi's scrap market benefits from the twin-city dynamic with Islamabad, military installations including the GHQ and multiple cantonment areas, and a long-established commercial district that generates diverse end-of-life materials. The city's proximity to the Taxila industrial zone and the motorway network linking it to Lahore and Peshawar positions it as a major scrap-transit hub. Defence equipment decommissioning and vehicle-fleet turnover from military operations add specialised grades not commonly found elsewhere.
Vehicle body scrap and auto-parts steel trade at PKR 95–115/kg, influenced by the heavy presence of workshops in Raja Bazaar and Saddar. Military-surplus brass shell casings, when available through authorised channels, fetch PKR 1,300–1,500/kg. Copper from telecom infrastructure upgrades across the twin cities trades at PKR 1,850–2,150/kg, and aluminium from demolished cantonment-era buildings reaches PKR 460–540/kg.
Sellers in Rawalpindi should note that military-origin scrap requires proof of authorised disposal; dealing in such material without documentation carries serious legal consequences. The Pirwadhai and Faizabad scrap markets are the primary trading zones, with the former specialising in auto scrap and the latter handling mixed industrial grades. Comparing rates between Rawalpindi and Islamabad dealers—often just a short drive apart—can reveal meaningful price differences worth the additional transport effort.
Selling Newspaper Scrap in Rawalpindi, Punjab?
Newspaper scrap (also called ONP — Old Newspaper) is one of the most commonly recycled paper grades. Clean, dry newspapers bundled together fetch better rates than loose or wet paper. Magazines and glossy paper are a separate grade and typically worth less. The newspaper recycling market is seasonal — demand peaks before festive seasons when packaging material demand rises.
Pro Tip for Newspaper Sellers in Rawalpindi:
Bundle newspapers with string (not plastic tape) in 5-10 kg bundles. Keep them completely dry — even slightly damp paper loses 50% or more of its value. Accumulate at least 20-30 kg before calling a dealer for pickup to justify their transport cost.
Newspaper Scrap Price Comparison — Rawalpindi vs Punjab
| Location | Price/kg | vs Rawalpindi |
|---|---|---|
| Rawalpindi (This city) | Rs15.49 | — |
| Punjab Province Avg (18 cities) | Rs15.18 | +0.31 |
| Pakistan Average | Rs49.48 | -33.99 |
| Multan | Rs15.88 | -0.39 |
| Faisalabad | Rs15.82 | -0.33 |
| Dera Ghazi Khan | Rs15.64 | -0.15 |
| Gujranwala | Rs15.37 | +0.12 |
| Rahim Yar Khan | Rs15.26 | +0.23 |
Prices compared across 18 cities in Punjab. Updated 10 June 2026.
Factors Affecting Newspaper Scrap Prices in Rawalpindi
Global demand for Newspaper significantly influences local prices in Rawalpindi, Punjab.
Bulk sellers often negotiate higher rates than individual household sellers.
Dealers offering door-step pickup may adjust prices based on distance in Rawalpindi.
Understanding Newspaper Scrap Rates in Rawalpindi
The Newspaper scrap market in Rawalpindi, Punjab is shaped by a combination of global commodity trends and local economic factors. International benchmarks like the LME (London Metal Exchange) and PMEX (Pakistan Mercantile Exchange) set the baseline for Newspaper pricing. However, the actual rate you receive from a dealer in Rawalpindi also depends on local supply and demand, the proximity of recycling mills and foundries, and seasonal construction activity.
Newspaper scrap quality plays a significant role in pricing. Clean, sorted Newspaper scrap free of contaminants such as plastic, rubber, or mixed metals typically commands 10-15% higher rates than unsorted or mixed-grade material. If you're selling Newspaper scrap in Rawalpindi, taking the time to separate and clean your material can significantly improve the price you receive. Industrial sellers with consistent bulk volumes often negotiate premium rates with dealers, while household sellers benefit from comparing quotes across multiple verified buyers listed on GetScrapRate.
Logistics costs also impact the final price — dealers who offer doorstep pickup may factor in transportation expenses, especially for smaller quantities. For the best outcome when selling Newspaper scrap in Rawalpindi, we recommend accumulating at least 15-25 kg before contacting a dealer, checking our daily updated prices for market timing, and always insisting on digital weighing with a printed receipt for your records.
Frequently Asked Questions — Newspaper Scrap in Rawalpindi
What is the newspaper scrap rate in Rawalpindi?
Today's newspaper scrap rate in Rawalpindi is Rs15.49 per kg. Rates vary between Rs12-19/kg depending on quality and quantity.
What is the minimum quantity to sell newspaper scrap?
Most dealers in Rawalpindi accept newspaper lots from 10-20 kg for walk-in sellers. For free doorstep pickup, you typically need 25-50 kg minimum. Accumulating larger lots (100 kg+) gets you better per-kg rates.
Disclaimer: All Newspaper scrap prices displayed on this page are indicative market rates for informational purposes only. Actual prices may vary based on material quality, quantity, and individual dealer policies. GetScrapRate does not guarantee any specific price from any dealer. Always contact dealers directly and compare quotes before selling.