August 2025

For 2025, buyers should expect a wide regional spread in 304/304L plate pricing: Chinese ex-works and Asian mill supply typically trades roughly USD $1,700–2,200 per tonne for coil/plate benchmarks, while North American and European hot-rolled plate markets have been running substantially higher — roughly USD $3,400–3,800+/tonne for finished plate forms. Retail / cut-to-size plate prices […]

AISI/ASTM 201 stainless steel plate remains the commercially attractive low-nickel alternative to 300-series alloys in 2025: its sheet/plate base price is typically lower than 304 but highly sensitive to raw-material swings (nickel, scrap, chrome), finishing and minimum-order quantities. For practical purchasing today, expect China export plate offers roughly $1,000–$1,900 per tonne (≈$1.0–$1.9/kg) for common thicknesses

410 stainless steel coil remains one of the lower-cost stainless families in 2025 — typical merchant/industrial prices today sit broadly in the USD ~900–2,000 per metric tonne range depending on region, product form (cold-rolled coil vs. hot-rolled), surface finish, mill/stock service center premiums and alloy surcharges. Prices are sensitive to local supply/demand, scrap and alloy

AISI/UNS 409 stainless steel coil remains one of the most cost-effective ferritic grades for exhaust and high-temperature service in 2025 — offering good weldability and oxidation resistance at a fraction of the cost of common austenitic grades. Typical market pricing in mid-2025 ranges broadly from ~USD 1,000 to USD 4,000 per metric tonne depending on

AISI/UNS 405 stainless steel coils in mid-2025 trade at substantially lower levels than austenitic grades (304/316) but remain sensitive to base-steel and alloying-metal movements; typical bulk ranges observed across sample supplier lists and market indices fall roughly between USD $1,000–3,000 per tonne (≈ $1.0–3.0/kg) depending on region, coil finish (hot-rolled or cold-rolled), order size, and

317L stainless-steel coil remains a premium austenitic alloy in 2025. Typical transaction prices vary substantially by origin, specification and order size — a practical global range for industrial coils in mid-2025 is roughly USD 2,800 – 4,500 per metric ton for common cold-rolled / hot-rolled coil specifications, with spot deviations above or below that window

We find that Type 305 stainless steel coil remains a niche, formability-focused austenitic alloy priced slightly above standard 304 in many markets in 2025 because of its higher nickel content and periodic alloy surcharges; buyers should expect spot a) volatility tied to nickel/scrap movements and b) modest regional spreads (China tends to offer the lowest

Based on current market signals through the first half of 2025 and our analysis of mill quotations, stainless raw-material indices, and regional surcharges, 403 stainless steel coils remain priced appreciably below mainstream 300-series cold-rolled coils (e.g., 304) but above plain carbon coils — typically ranging from roughly USD 1,600 to USD 2,900 per metric ton

We estimate that commercial 347 stainless steel coil prices in 2025 are trading in an indicative range of ≈ USD 1,100–2,400 per metric ton depending on temper/finish (cold-rolled vs hot-rolled), coil width/thickness, mill brand, region, and current nickel/chromium surcharges. Prices remain volatile because alloy surcharges (nickel, chromium, molybdenum components and freight) and local supply-chain factors

Alloy 330 (UNS N08330 / EN 1.4886) coils remain a specialty, heat-resisting product sold at a material premium versus commodity 300-series CR coils; typical transactional prices in 2025 vary widely by origin, mill processing, thickness and order terms — from roughly USD 5,000–10,000 per metric ton for standard coil stock in international trade, with small-volume,