RIL Increases HDPE, LLDPE and LDPE Prices Effective July 27, 2026
Reliance Industries Limited has increased domestic Polyethylene prices. HDPE prices have increased by ₹2/kg, while LLDPE and LDPE prices have increased by ₹5/kg with effect from July 27, 2026.
The revised domestic Polyethylene prices will be effective from July 27, 2026.
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has announced an increase in its domestic Polyethylene (PE) polymer prices with effect from July 27, 2026.
Under the latest revision, domestic High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) prices have been increased by ₹2 per kg, equivalent to ₹2,000 per metric tonne.
Domestic Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) and Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) prices have each been increased by ₹5 per kg, equivalent to ₹5,000 per metric tonne.
RIL PE Price Increase at a Glance
| PE Product | Price Revision | Equivalent Per Kg | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| HDPE | ▲ ₹2,000/MT | ₹2.00/kg | Increased |
| LLDPE | ▲ ₹5,000/MT | ₹5.00/kg | Increased |
| LDPE | ▲ ₹5,000/MT | ₹5.00/kg | Increased |
Key Details of the RIL PE Price Update
Product-Wise RIL Polyethylene Price Revision
HDPE Price Increase
Reliance HDPE prices have increased by ₹2/kg, equivalent to ₹2,000/MT. HDPE is widely used in pipes, containers, bottles, crates, drums and injection-moulded products.
LLDPE Price Increase
Reliance LLDPE prices have increased by ₹5/kg, equivalent to ₹5,000/MT. LLDPE is commonly used in flexible packaging films, stretch films, liners and agricultural films.
LDPE Price Increase
Reliance LDPE prices have increased by ₹5/kg, equivalent to ₹5,000/MT. LDPE is used in films, lamination, extrusion coating, cable compounds and flexible packaging.
Impact of the RIL PE Price Increase on the Polymer Market
The latest RIL Polyethylene price increase may lead to higher raw-material procurement costs for plastic processors, converters, manufacturers, traders and distributors across India.
Since Reliance Industries is one of India’s leading domestic PE producers, changes in RIL polymer prices can influence distributor quotations, replacement costs and spot-market offers for HDPE, LLDPE and LDPE.
- HDPE buyers may experience a procurement cost increase of approximately ₹2/kg.
- LLDPE buyers may experience a procurement cost increase of approximately ₹5/kg.
- LDPE buyers may experience a procurement cost increase of approximately ₹5/kg.
- Traders and distributors may revise their fresh PE offers following the price increase.
- Plastic converters may need to review finished-product costing due to higher polymer replacement costs.
- Regional market prices may vary depending on availability, demand, supplier location and freight charges.
Industries That May Be Affected
Polyethylene is used across a wide range of industrial, packaging and consumer-product applications. The latest price increase may affect manufacturers operating in the following sectors.
Plastic Pipes
HDPE pipe manufacturers may face higher raw-material costs for water, gas, irrigation and industrial piping products.
Flexible Packaging
LLDPE and LDPE film manufacturers may see higher production costs for bags, pouches, liners and packaging films.
Blow Moulding
Manufacturers of bottles, containers, drums and tanks may experience increased HDPE procurement costs.
Injection Moulding
Producers of crates, caps, closures, household goods and industrial components may be affected by higher HDPE prices.
Lamination and Coating
LDPE users in extrusion coating and lamination may need to revise product costing following the ₹5/kg increase.
Agricultural Films
Manufacturers of mulch films, greenhouse films and agricultural liners may face higher LLDPE input costs.
What Should Polyethylene Buyers Do?
PE buyers should verify the latest grade-wise and location-wise prices before confirming fresh orders. Actual market quotations may differ depending on the required grade, MFI, quantity, supplier, dispatch location, stock availability, payment terms and freight cost.
Buyers with immediate HDPE, LLDPE or LDPE requirements should compare multiple supplier offers and confirm whether the latest RIL price revision has already been incorporated into the quotation.
Manufacturers should also review their product costing and selling prices, especially where Polyethylene forms a significant portion of the total production cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much has RIL increased HDPE prices?
Reliance Industries has increased domestic HDPE prices by ₹2/kg, equivalent to ₹2,000 per metric tonne.
How much has RIL increased LLDPE prices?
Reliance Industries has increased domestic LLDPE prices by ₹5/kg, equivalent to ₹5,000 per metric tonne.
How much has RIL increased LDPE prices?
Reliance Industries has increased domestic LDPE prices by ₹5/kg, equivalent to ₹5,000 per metric tonne.
When will the revised RIL PE prices become effective?
The revised HDPE, LLDPE and LDPE prices will become effective from July 27, 2026.
Will Polyethylene market prices increase immediately?
Supplier and distributor quotations may be revised following the RIL price increase. Actual market prices may vary depending on grade, quantity, availability, location, freight and commercial terms.
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