RIL Launches APR-Linked Incentive Scheme for PVC — October 2025

Scheme Details & Rates
Buyers lifting between ≥ 7.0% and < 8.33% of their annualized quantity will be eligible for an incentive of ₹1 per kg.
Those lifting ≥ 8.33% or more of their annualized quota will qualify for a higher incentive (exact higher slab rate not explicitly disclosed in the publicly available summary).
The scheme is intended to spur offtake in the early part of October and promote disciplined buying behavior.
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