RIL Raises PP Prices by ₹1/kg Effective January 24, 2026
The latest revision reflects ongoing adjustments in the domestic polymer market amid changing feedstock costs and global market dynamics. Traders reported that the increase applies across PP grades, with buyers receiving updated price indications from distributors and suppliers.
Market participants said the modest hike indicates a cautious pricing approach by the producer, as demand conditions remain mixed and buyers continue to monitor global price trends and import parity levels.
The price revision comes amid broader volatility in the polymer market, with crude oil, propylene feedstock costs, and regional supply-demand balances influencing domestic pricing strategies.
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