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Sesamum steady at ₹11,750 a quintal

Sesamum's median across 62 mandis was ₹11,750 a quintal. Cheapest ₹6,289 at Bhainsa APMC (Nirmal, Telangana); dearest ₹17,000 at Savarkundla APMC (Amreli, Gujarat). Check your nearest mandi before you sell.

Key numbers

Median
₹11,750
Previous day
₹11,581
Mandis
62
Low – high
₹6,289 – ₹17,000
MSP
₹10,346
Photo: Mananshah1008 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Representative image

New Delhi: The price is about where it was on the previous market day (6 October 2026): ₹11,581 then, ₹11,750 now.

Sesamum prices came in from 62 mandis in 8 states today. The lowest was ₹6,289 and the highest ₹17,000; most of that gap is variety and quality.

Sesamum's MSP is ₹10,346 a quintal. Today 16 of 73 mandis (22%) paid less than that.

Before you sell: compare two or three nearby mandis, add the cost of transport, and take the crop dried and graded — clean produce fetches a better price.

Sesamum: national median, day by day

₹11,959₹11,980₹11,581₹11,750
  1. 3 Oct63 mandis
  2. 5 Oct57 mandis
  3. 6 Oct53 mandis
  4. 7 Oct62 mandis

The number of reporting mandis changes daily; a day with far fewer or more mandis is a less reliable comparison.

Median by state

Every mandi →
Madhya Pradesh14 mandis₹12,100
Gujarat26 mandis₹11,900
Karnataka2 mandis₹11,655
Maharashtra8 mandis₹11,378
Telangana3 mandis₹10,042
Uttar Pradesh7 mandis₹8,100

Vertical line = MSP ₹10,346.

Highest- and lowest-paying mandis

Highest

  1. Savarkundla APMCAmreli, Gujarat · Black₹17,000
  2. The Agricultural Produce Market Committee-AmreliAmreli, Gujarat · Black₹16,700
  3. Vyra APMCSurat, Gujarat · Sesame₹16,375
  4. APMC BeedBeed, Maharashtra · White₹15,500
  5. APMC MumbaiMumbai, Maharashtra₹15,500

Lowest

  1. Bhainsa APMCNirmal, Telangana · Sesame₹6,289
  2. Dewas APMCDewas, Madhya Pradesh · Sesame₹6,880
  3. Palanpur APMCBanaskanth, Gujarat₹7,005
  4. Kanpur(Grain) APMCKanpur, Uttar Pradesh₹7,500
  5. Konch APMCJalaun (Orai), Uttar Pradesh₹8,000

Modal price, ₹ a quintal. Variety and quality change the price.

This story was written automatically from Agmarknet's official/open data. Every number in it comes from that data — nothing is estimated. Spot a mistake? Write to kisansamacharofficial@gmail.com.

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