8PAM is up Rs 3/kg this week after softer levels through late December

82-Ethylhexanol gained Rs 2/kg this week, reversing part of the late-December softening

8Dioctyl Terephthalate is up Rs 7/kg over the past fortnight, adding to a firmer start to January

8Diisobutyl Phthalate is down Rs 3/kg on the week, but the month comparison is flat

8Spirodiclofen slipped Rs 10/kg this week, extending a clear multi-week decline

8Polyethylene Glycol slipped Rs 2/kg this week, but it is still higher than it was three months ago. 

8Neopentyl Glycol is steady compared with three months ago, but it remains at the softer end of its recent history

8BDGE is unchanged on the week, but it has slipped Rs 9/kg over the past fortnight

8Mono Chloro Benzene edged up Rs 1/kg this week, but the bigger feature is how little it has moved over the past month

8LAB bulk prices are lower than last month after gradual easing

8TDI has gained Rs 5/kg this week, adding to a multi-week rise

8BPA rose Rs 3/kg this week, reversing earlier softness

8DINP is steady compared with a month ago after earlier weakness. 

8POP Polyether was flat this week after mild month-long gains

8BDO is up Rs 6/kg over the past month, after a steady climb

8Propionic Alcohol slipped Rs 1/kg over the past fortnight, then stabilised. Weekly prices showed little change, keeping volatility low

8Isobutanol is steady compared with three months ago, following earlier advances. 

8Adipic Acid rose Rs 2/kg over the past week, extending a gradual upward drift

8India’s Supreme Petrochem Ltd has announced an upward revision in polystyrene prices
8The increase reflects rising cost pressures and comes into effect from January 5, 2026

8Formosa Petrochemical Corp (FPCC) has raised its butadiene contract settlement for December 2025
8This marks a clear upward adjustment from November levels

8PPAC notifies domestic natural gas price at USD 6.25/MMBTU for January 2026 [PPAC]
8PNGRB launches national PNG drive 2.0 to accelerate clean energy transition [PNGRB]
8Initiation of public consultation for declaration of BPCL’s Cochin–Coimbatore–Karur pipeline under PNGRB Act, 2006 [PNGRB]
8Unlocking LNG’s potential in the transport sector [PNGRB]
8Change in senior management [ONGC]
8Intimation of resignation of director of the company [GGL]
8Change in senior management [BPCL]
8Change in senior management [IOCL]

8Here's what's happening today in the E&P, midstream-downstream, and CGD section

8The owner is pushing a BOO model for the ASU that makes oxygen and nitrogen supply a contract weapon rather than a captive utility. The most expensive line in the document isn’t the EMD, it’s the 20% adverse-weather design margin that quietly rewrites sizing, redundancy, and tariff math. But the real fight will be at the battery limit, where steam, power, and storage obligations decide whether “round-the-clock” is enforceable or just aspirational.

8The owner is reshaping the HDD contractor market by making “single crossing, proven and tooled” the entry ticket for pan-india pipeline crossings — not just a history of smaller jobs. The 10-year equipment age ceiling and category-linked rig classes quietly redraw who can compete for future limited tenders.

1) BPCL’s Bilaspur OMSW-based CBG plant gets a year-end bid window reset, but the risk posture stays hard-line
8BPCL has moved the bid clock far beyond the original due date. The extension buys bidders time, but the replies still signal minimal appetite to dilute qualification filters or execution accountability.
 
2) Indian oil pushes ZWTL empanelment deadlines by 12 days, but a start-date year anomaly complicates the submission window
8This is buying bidders more time to assemble heavy qualification proof. The same corrigendum also shifts the pre-bid meeting, reshaping when clarifications get locked as binding.
 
3) BPCL’s Mumbai refinery turnaround pigging package slips
8The scope reads like a specialist mini-project—large diameters, underground sections, man-entry cleaning, and 24x7 execution discipline.