RIL Increases Domestic LDPE Prices by ₹1.50/kg Effective July 23, 2026
Reliance Industries Limited has increased domestic LDPE prices by ₹1.50 per kg, equivalent to ₹1,500 per metric tonne, with effect from July 23, 2026.
The revised prices will be applicable from July 23, 2026.
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has announced an increase of ₹1.50 per kg in its domestic Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) prices. The revised prices will become effective from July 23, 2026.
The latest price revision is equivalent to an increase of ₹1,500 per metric tonne. It may affect the procurement costs of LDPE buyers, manufacturers, traders, distributors and plastic processors across India.
RIL LDPE Price Revision at a Glance
Potential Impact on the Domestic LDPE Market
The RIL LDPE price increase may influence short-term buying decisions and prevailing market quotations. The actual impact may vary depending on the grade, order quantity, supplier, dispatch location, availability and freight.
- Buyers may experience an increase in their LDPE procurement costs.
- Traders and distributors may revise their prevailing offers.
- Fresh market quotations may reflect higher replacement costs.
- Plastic processors may review their raw-material purchase schedules.
- Regional prices may vary according to stock availability and freight.
Major Applications of LDPE
LDPE is widely used across packaging and plastic-processing industries because of its flexibility, clarity, moisture resistance and ease of processing.
What Should LDPE Buyers Do?
Buyers should confirm the latest grade-wise LDPE price, applicable taxes, stock availability, dispatch location and freight terms before finalising an order.
Prices may differ across film, extrusion coating, injection-moulding and other specialised LDPE grades. Comparing current supplier offers can help businesses make informed procurement decisions.
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