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Scrap Copper Prices Cross €13/kg – New High in Visible Market Data | Scraprice

2026-10-11

Scrap copper prices have reached a new milestone. According to visible market data on pro.scraprice.com, the highest visible offer for scrap copper has moved above the €13/kg level.

The latest top visible offer reached €13.533/kg, with Japan currently leading the ranking. This is an important market signal for scrap copper sellers, recyclers and companies generating copper waste.

Scrap copper reaches a new visible price level

Over the latest 30-day market snapshot, several copper scrap offers were recorded above €12/kg, while the top visible price exceeded €13/kg. Such a level has not been seen before in Scraprice visible market data.

Scrap copper prices crossed 13 EUR per kg
Scrap copper prices crossed €13/kg in visible market data. Source: pro.scraprice.com

The strongest visible offers were mainly related to Millberry copper and other high-quality copper scrap categories. These materials usually receive higher prices because of their purity, easier processing and strong demand in recycling markets.

Top visible scrap copper prices

  • Japan: up to €13.533/kg
  • Japan: several additional offers above €12/kg
  • Poland: visible offers also above €12/kg
  • Brazil: strong offers above €12/kg

In Poland, the highest visible offer reached €12.141/kg, showing that strong copper scrap prices are not limited to one market only. High levels are visible across several countries, especially for clean copper scrap.

What does this mean for scrap copper sellers?

For companies and individuals selling copper scrap, this is a good moment to follow the market closely. Copper is one of the most valuable commonly traded scrap metals, and even small price changes can have a significant impact on the total value of larger quantities.

When market prices reach record levels, sellers should compare offers carefully by country, city, buyer and copper type. The difference between mixed copper scrap and high-quality Millberry copper can be substantial.

Why copper scrap prices matter

Copper is widely used in electrical systems, cables, motors, construction, electronics and industrial production. Because of this, demand for recycled copper remains strong. When the market is active, scrap copper prices can move quickly, especially for cleaner and more easily recyclable material.

Scraprice helps users follow these market changes by collecting and displaying visible scrap price data from different countries, buyers and categories.

Track scrap copper prices with Scraprice

On pro.scraprice.com, users can track scrap copper prices, compare markets and analyze trends by country, city, buyer, category and period.

This helps scrap sellers, recyclers and metal trading companies make better decisions based on real market data.

Note: displayed prices are for informational purposes only. Final buying prices may vary depending on material quality, quantity, location and buyer conditions. Always check the price directly with the buyer before selling.