PP and PE Prices Revised Upwards Effective 3 March 2026
PP Price Revision
PP prices have been increased by ₹6,000/Mt with effect from 3 March 2026.
RIL PE Price Revision
Effective 3 March 2026, RIL has announced the following price increases in the domestic market:
All LLDPE and HDPE grades are increased by ₹6,000/Mt.
All LDPE grades are increased by ₹7,000/Mt, except LD EC and LD HD (22FA002 / J22FA002E), which are increased by ₹8,000/Mt.
All rPE grades are increased by ₹4,000/Mt.
The revisions come into effect from 3 March 2026.
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