RIL Revises PE, PP, and PVC Prices Upwards Effective March 25, 2026
Polyethylene (PE):
All HDPE and LLDPE grades have been increased by ₹7000/MT. LDPE prices have been raised by ₹10000/MT, except for LD Foam grades (J1020FF20/J1020FA20), which have seen a comparatively lower hike of ₹7000/MT.
Polypropylene (PP):
RIL has increased PP prices with homopolymer grades up by ₹4000/MT and copolymer grades (ICP/RCP) up by ₹7000/MT. Deemed export prices remain unchanged.
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC):
PVC prices have been revised upwards by ₹6000/MT.
The uniform price hikes across key polymer segments indicate sustained demand and tight supply conditions in the domestic market.
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