RIL Introduces APR-Linked Incentive Scheme for PVC in September 2025

What This Means:
The APR-linked model ensures that incentive levels closely reflect sourcing costs—bringing greater transparency and flexibility to buyers.
It benefits bulk users like pipe manufacturers, building material suppliers, and converters, helping them manage input costs amid market volatility.
This move underscores RIL’s continued push to sustain domestic demand and supply predictability across the PVC value chain.
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