8Fortnight-on-fortnight, Melamine is up Rs 1/kg in Mumbai. The weekly move was a touch firmer, while the month view still reads slightly softer

8Against a six-month reference, Trimethylolpropane is lower by Rs 10/kg. The fortnight comparison was unchanged, but this week surrendered a recently held figure

8Over the past month, Formic Acid is down Rs 5.5/kg in Mumbai. The week-on-week move was firmer, but the broader picture still leans lower than early-quarter prints.

8Acetonitrile rose Rs 5/kg this week in Mumbai. On a three-month view, the net gain is a modest Rs 5/kg even as today’s level sits close to the recent high

8Versus the six-month reference, pricing is lower by Rs 80/kg. The broader domestic market tone is steady

8Compared with three months ago, TEG is up Rs 25/kg. Session moves were modest through the period

8On a month view, pricing is lower by Rs 20/kg from early-period levels. Session-to-session movement remained measured

8Over the past fortnight, Polyurethane Resin for Sole is up Rs 5/kg. The latest print stays close to recent trading levels

8Dioctyl Adipate (DOA) moved Rs 0/kg this week in the Mumbai domestic market. Day-to-day shifts were contained, keeping trading orderly

8PTMEG was flat this week versus last. Against a three-month lens, India prices are lower by about Rs 26/kg

8On a fortnight lens, prices are higher than mid-October. The three-month context also shows India prices above August markers

8Dry Pulp gained Rs 14/kg this week. Compared with the six-month reference, India prices are still lower, but the latest moves broadened the period’s amplitude

8ECH rose Rs 7/kg this week and is up Rs 21/kg over the past month. Versus three months ago, India prices are higher by Rs 42/kg

8Over the past fortnight, NPAC slipped Rs 0.75/kg. Weekly movement stayed small, and the product is holding close to the lower end of recent trading

8NBA is up Rs 3/kg over the past month. Day-to-day moves were small, but the product sits close to its recent high

8Methylpropanediol advanced Rs 10/kg this week. Despite the rise, the product remains lower than the same period last year

8Mixed Xylene Isomer is higher than six months ago. The fortnight advance continued, though day-to-day swings narrowed compared with the prior week

8Monoethylene Glycol slipped Rs 1.75/kg over the past fortnight. Compared with six months ago, levels are modestly softer on a calm tape

8Methyl Methacrylate showed little change compared with three months ago. Weekly levels were flat, with muted intraday variation

8Mixed Xylene is up Rs 10/kg on the month. Day-to-day movement stayed contained, even as the product tracked close to the upper end of its recent range

8Intimation about conference call for analysts and investors [PPL]
8Intimation of resignation of cost auditor M/s Dhananjay V. Joshi & Associates for FY 2025–26 [GNFC]

8Intimation of on-hire of vessel “MV Goodman” for ONGC’s NLM9 project effective November 1, 2025 [Seamec]
8Intimation of appointment of Shri Manoj Kumar Das, IAS as chairman & managing director of GSPL [GSPL]
8Q2 FY ’26 earnings conference call [ATGL]
8Intimation of annual general meeting of Synergia Energy Ltd scheduled on November 28, 2025 [Synergia]
8APSEZ handles 40.2 MMT cargo in Oct’25 [Adani Port]

8Agro-residue throughput drives the PMC bar for this CBG project
8Capacity thresholds at 69.2/86.5/138 TPD push bidders to show true agro-CBG depth.
8That screens for digestion, gas cleanup and compression know-how at meaningful scale.
8It is a deliberate filter rather than a generic EPCM badge.

8BPCL’s first amendment set tight technical guardrails on hydrogen and documentation for the 1,000 KTPA PP unit. A commercial tweak simultaneously lowers the foreign cash hurdle while hardening post-award verification. One more notice hints at extra time on the clock, but without new dates yet.

8GAIL has collapsed the DUPL-DPPL augmentation to a single construction spread and retuned the PMC staffing language. A revised integrity pact now sits in the bid forms, alongside a tax-compliance clause flagged for change. The 24-month commissioning clock and documentation rigour stay intact—and more demanding.