RIL Raises PP, PE and PVC Domestic Prices Effective February 1, 2026
Polypropylene (PP)
PP domestic prices increased by ₹2.5 per kg across grades
Effective 1st February 2026
Polyethylene (PE)
All HDPE and LLDPE grades increased by ₹2,500 per metric tonne
All LDPE grades increased by ₹2,000 per metric tonne
LDPE grade 22FA002 increased by ₹2,500 per metric tonne
Effective 1st February 2026
PVC
PVC prices increased by ₹2,000 per metric tonne
Effective 1st February 2026
Market participants said the price revisions reflect prevailing feedstock trends, cost pressures, and overall domestic supply-demand dynamics. Buyers have received revised price indications from distributors following the announcement.
The hikes are expected to impact downstream processors across packaging, pipes, films, and moulding segments, with industry participants closely monitoring market conditions ahead of February deliveries.
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