Magnetic susceptibility and neutron powder diffraction experiments have been performed on the noncentrosymmetric ternary compound Pr 5 Ru 3 Al 2 . The previously reported ferromagnetic transition at 24 K was not detected in our improved quality samples. Instead, magnetic ordering was observed in the DC magnetic susceptibility at T N ≃ 3.8 K. Neutron powder diffraction further indicates that an incommensurate magnetic structure is established below T N , with the magnetic modulation vector q ≃ (0.066, 0.066, 0.066) (r.l.u.). A candidate for the magnetic structure is proposed using the representation analysis.Non-colinear incommensurate magnetic structures, such as a helical magnetic structure, have attracted renewed interests because of the recent discovery of novel topological spin textures, for instance magnetic skyrmion [1][2][3][4][5][6] and chiral magnetic soliton lattice. 7-9) A helical magnetic structure is stabilized by the magnetic frustration 10, 11) and/or DzyaloshinskyMoriya (DM) interaction. 12, 13) The latter can be finite for the systems that lack inversion symmetry. It is well known that the DM interaction uniquely selects helicity of the magnetic structure, and hence can give rise to various intriguing topological quantum effects such as the topological Hall effect in the magnetic skyrmion phase. 14) Henceforth, many noncentrosymmetric compounds have been synthesized recently.The ternary compound Pr 5 Ru 3 Al 2 is one of such noncentrosymmetric compounds. 15) It belongs to the noncentrosymmetric and nonmirrorsymmetric cubic I2 1 3 space group. For this symmetry the finite DM interaction is allowed, and hence an incommensurately modulated magnetic structure is expected. Nonetheless, the earlier DC magnetic susceptibility measurement only finds the ferromagnetic transition at 24 K. 15) The lowest temperature of *