Tin Profile
· ₹4,799.47/kg today · Live chart →
One of the six original London Metal Exchange metals — and, in its modern life, mostly known for the tiny bead of solder holding your electronics together.
LME
SHFEWhere Tin Is Produced & Consumed
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Notable producers
Major consumers
The Solder Metal
Since regulations phased lead out of electronics solder, tin-based alloys became the standard replacement — making electronics manufacturing the single largest source of tin demand today, a very different role from the tin cans and bronze the metal is historically associated with.
A Market Thinner Than It Looks
Tin trades in far smaller volumes than copper or aluminium on the LME, which means supply disruptions at even a handful of major mines or smelters can move the price more sharply than a similarly-sized disruption would for a bigger, deeper metals market.
Did You Know?
Tin is one of the original six metals traded on the London Metal Exchange since the 1870s, yet remains one of the lowest-volume contracts of the group.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Tin price in India today is ₹4,799.47 per kilogram as of August 4, 2026. See the live price and chart for the full 10-day trend.
Tin is bought mainly by electronics manufacturers for solder, alongside food and beverage can producers using tin plating and specialty-alloy makers — a narrower industrial base than copper or aluminium.
Among the countries tracked on this site, China, Australia are notable producers, while China, USA, Japan, Germany are among the largest consumers.
Tin is tracked on LME, SHFE — see each exchange's market profile for how it actually works.
