Latest Arecanut (Pakku) Price
Latest Gobi & Bhavani auctions, Erode · ₹ per kg
Arecanut Price Today in Tamil Nadu
Green (raw) arecanut price at Gobi mandi on 3 Nov 2026: ₹49–53.33/kg. Latest areca nut auction prices per kg from Gobi (Gobichettipalayam) and Bhavani mandis, Erode district, Tamil Nadu.
| Stage | Gobi3 Nov 2026 | Bhavani30 Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Green / raw arecanut (Pacha Pakku) | ₹49–53.33/kg | ₹49–52.38/kg |
| Ripe yellow fruit (Pala Pakku) | ₹62.25–67.15/kg | ₹63.18–65.65/kg |
| Sun-dried ripe fruit (Vara Pakku) | ₹170.30–175.30/kg | ₹171.30–181/kg |
| Arecanut / betel nut (Kotta Pakku, Chali, Supari) | ₹355–360.30/kg | — |
Standard (1st-grade) quality, price per kg. Gobi auctions on Tuesdays and Bhavani on Fridays, so "today's price" is each mandi's latest auction. "—" means that stage wasn't quoted at that auction. Updated automatically.
Lowest – highest rate at each auction, ₹ per kg, from KITE Agro's own auction records. Each market shows its latest auction; the page updates by itself as soon as a new auction is added. "Not traded" means that stage had no sales at that auction. The change is the middle price compared with that market's previous auction.
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Questions farmers ask
What is the latest arecanut (pakku) rate at Gobi and Bhavani?
The price cards at the top show each mandi's latest auction rate per kg for all four stages — pacha pakku, pala pakku, vara pakku and kotta pakku (chali) — with the auction date. They come from KITE Agro's own records of the Gobi (Gobichettipalayam) and Bhavani arecanut auctions in Erode district, Tamil Nadu, and update automatically within about 30 minutes of each new auction being added.
When are the Gobi and Bhavani arecanut auctions held?
Gobi usually holds its arecanut auction on Tuesday and Bhavani usually on Friday, so there are normally two new prices each week. The date next to each price is the actual auction date.
Is the arecanut price per kg or per quintal?
Per kg. To compare with Karnataka APMC rates, which are per quintal (100 kg), multiply by 100 — for example ₹350 per kg is ₹35,000 per quintal.
Why does chali (kotta pakku) sometimes show “Not traded”?
It means no chali was sold at that auction, so there is no price for that day. The page then shows the last rate at which chali did trade at that mandi, with its date.
What is the difference between pacha pakku, pala pakku, vara pakku and kotta pakku?
They are the four trade stages of arecanut in Tamil Nadu. Pacha pakku is the raw green fruit straight from the palm. Pala pakku is the ripe yellow fruit. Vara pakku is ripe fruit dried in the sun. Kotta pakku, also called chali or supari, is the dehusked dried nut — the final and highest-priced stage. More names in other languages: arecanut in Tamil, English and other languages.
How can I get arecanut prices on WhatsApp?
Join KITE Agro's free arecanut WhatsApp group from the green button above (kiteagro.in/join). New Gobi and Bhavani prices are posted there after every auction.
Can I sell my arecanut to KITE Agro?
Yes. KITE Agro buys arecanut directly from farms in and around Erode district at a market-linked price: our team harvests, and payment is made immediately. See sell your arecanut or call +91 81485 51946.
About these prices
These are the arecanut (areca nut, pakku, adike, supari) auction prices at the Gobi (Gobichettipalayam) and Bhavani mandis in Erode district, Tamil Nadu, recorded by KITE Agro (Kumar Integrated Trading Enterprise), an arecanut and coconut trader based in Erode.
Each price is the lowest to highest rate paid at that auction, in rupees per kg, for standard (1st-grade) quality. Each market shows its own latest auction, never a blend of the two. The page refreshes itself every 30 minutes from KITE Agro's price records.
For weekly charts, Gobi-vs-Bhavani comparison and the full history since July 2026, see the Erode arecanut market price page. Questions: +91 81485 51946 · sales@kiteagro.in.