Chana Weekly Report

06-Sep-2025 07:50 PM

Delhi
Rajasthan Chana prices declined from ₹6,050–6,075 to close at ₹6,025/6,050/quintal by the weekend.
Madhya Pradesh
Indore Vishal Chana prices which were at ₹5,500/6,050/quintal on Monday declined to ₹5,500/5,750. Sagar Mandi traded between ₹5,400–5,750 during the week.
Gujarat
In Dahod Mandi, Chana prices remained steady at ₹5,900/6,000.
Maharashtra
In Latur Mandi, Annagiri Chana prices declined from ₹6,000/6,100 to ₹5,700–5,750/quintal. Rajasthan
Prices in Bikaner Mandi closed at ₹5,600/5,700 per quintal after minor fluctuations.
Karnataka
Price of chana in Gulbarga remained steady at ₹6,300/6,600/quintal for the week.
Uttar Pradesh
Prices in Lalitpur declined from ₹5,200–5,600 to close at ₹5,500–5,550 by the end of the week.
Port
Mumbai Tanzania declined by ₹100 to ₹5,650/5,675 and Australia declined by ₹25 to ₹5,850/5,875.
International Market (CNF)
Australia October/November shipment prices fell from $540/ton to $528/ton, November/December shipment prices fell from $520/MT to $510/MT and Tanzania August/September shipment prices fell from $585/MT to $561/ton.
Bangalore
Bangalore gram dal remained stable at ₹7,250/quintal in Chhattisgarh (Bhatapara). Bengal gram dal fell from ₹7,700–7,900 to ₹7,500–7,700 in Maharashtra (Latur). Bengal gram dal fell from ₹7,000 to ₹6,850/quintal in Rajasthan (Jaipur). Bengal gram prices remained under pressure throughout the week in most of the mandis of the country. Internationally, the increase in supply from Australia and Tanzania and the fall in prices also affected the domestic market.
Imports
April to July 2025 (estimated): 21,379 tonnes April to July 2024: 58,488 tonnes Imports during the above period were 37,108.7 tonnes less than last year. In the last financial year, a record 15.06 lakh tonnes of gram were imported.
Gram production abroad
Australia has given figures of production reaching 21.02 lakh tonnes in the 2025 season, which is slightly less than last year's record 22.67 lakh tonnes. Australian gram imports will start from October. Apart from this, gram is also being imported from Africa.
Future
In the short term, prices may get slight support due to weakening of imports and festive demand.

In the long term, after the start of imports, the chances of a rise are looking low.