RIL Increases PP Prices by ₹1000/MT Effective April 7, 2026
The hike reflects continued firmness in the polymer market, supported by elevated feedstock costs and tight supply conditions. Market participants are closely monitoring further movements as pricing trends remain on an upward trajectory.
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