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Pupkewitz still the cheapest in March Hardware Price Survey

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March 17, 2025
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Pupkewitz Megabuild has maintained its position as the most affordable hardware retailer for the third consecutive month in 2025, solidifying its reputation as the go-to choice for budget-conscious builders and homeowners.

Meanwhile, the March hardware price survey reveals that BUCO has surpassed its competitors as the most expensive retailer, with prices increasing by 3.88% compared to February 2025.

March 2025 Hardware Price Rankings (Total Cost of Standard Basket)

🥇 Pupkewitz Megabuild – N$ 7,151.98 (⬆ 0.73% increase than February)
🥈 Ark Trading – N$ 7,495.25 (⬇ 11.80% decrease)
🥉 Build-it – N$ 7,535.16 (⬇ 2.59% decrease)
🚨 BUCO – N$ 8,028.38 (⬆ 3.88% increase, now the most expensive)

Price Shifts and Trends

📉 Ark Trading recorded the biggest price drop (-11.80%), reinforcing its reputation as the most budget-friendly hardware retailer.

📈 BUCO’s prices surged the most (+3.88%), officially making it the priciest retailer for March 2025.

⚖️ Pupkewitz Megabuild (+0.73%)and Build-it (-2.59%) remained relatively stable, with Ark Trading now ranking slightly cheaper than Build-it.

Spotlight on Key Materials (Price Movements from February 2025)

MaterialPupkewitz MegabuildArk TradingBuild itBUCO
32.5 Cement (Ohorongo, 50kg)N$101.99   N$102.49   N$101.50 N$102.02
Aluminium Sliding DoorN$2,499.00 N$2,774.17N$2,734.76N$3135.57
Interior Hardboard DoorN$269.00   N$415.75N$298.20N$302.21
Paint (20L)N$988.00N$939.23N$1,111.99N$1,031.08

Survey Overview

The monthly hardware price survey, conducted by The Brief, tracks construction material prices across Namibia’s leading retailers. This survey serves as a vital resource for contractors, businesses, and homeowners looking for cost-effective options.

➡️ Stay tuned for April’s update to see how prices shift next month!

Surveyed Items List:

  • Roofing Galvanized IBR Copper Tube 460 Class 0
  • Aluminium Window (Bronze)
  • Aluminium Sliding Door (Bronze)
  • Brick 7 MPA
  • Brickforce 150MM 15M Roll
  • Brickforce 75MM 15M Roll
  • Lintel Concrete 1200X110X75MM
  • Lintel Concrete 1800X110X75MM
  • Lintel Concrete 900X110X75MM
  • Ceiling Board 1200X3000X6.4MM
  • Door Frame Steel 813X2032X115X1MM
  • Lockset 2 Lever
  • Interior Hardboard Door 813X2032MM
  • 32.5 Cement Ohorongo
  • 42.5 Cement Ohorongo
  • Paint 20 Liters
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