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    World Plastics trade growing at a steady 5%

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    Indias trade basket is skewed towards polymers

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    Product classification for trade analysis

    We have grouped products into Polymers and Processed Plastics. Thereafter within

    each of these categories, we have made groups based on average export realisations in

    global trade.

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    World polymer trade is focussed on value-addedproducts

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    Indias vision should be to double its share of world

    exports to 3% of global trade volumes by 2012

    World tradeOpportunity is knocking

    Key Observations

    World trade in Plastics at 140 MMT by 2012 is a lucrative opportunity for India India, with a 1.5% share in world export volumes today is not in a position tocapture this opportunity Indias increased focus on polymers as against processed plastics is contraryto global trade flows Within processed plastics, India has negligible exports that too in low valueproducts, where as the maximum growth potential is in higher value products

    Vision 2012 Action Agenda

    India should aim at doubling its share in world exports by 2012 Build the domestic processed plastic industry to target the export opportunity.\

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    Se c t ion 3

    The Indian Plastics Industry

    - Overview & Diagnosis

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    Structure of the Plastic Industry

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    Domestic Polymer consumption growing at 1.5

    times GDP

    Domestic Polymer Consumption( MMT)

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    The cost structure of Indian plastic products isuncompetitive

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    We also see substantial increase in plastic imports

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    Section 4

    Benefits and top five player

    in polymer industries

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    Benefits of polymers:

    Polymer products produce several benefits and they are used for different purposes as

    compared to the products of the other industries like wood, steel, paper, aluminum, etc

    Polymer products conserve valuable natural resources and they are lighter, cheaper, and

    more versatile as compared to other traditional materials.

    Polymer products are widely used in packaging for extruded pipes, furniture, home

    appliances, molded industrial appliances and preservation of food products.

    Growth promotion of Indian Polymer industry:

    Government of India is planning to improve the polymer industry by achieving the

    following plans:

    Expansion of employment opportunities

    Creation of investor friendly environment

    Promotion of infrastructural development in Special Economics Regions and Special

    Economic Zones

    Internationally competitive and non-distortionary duties and taxes

    Plans are being made to emphasis on skilled manpower and infrastructure development

    Government is also planning to improve the manufacturing rate of this sector to 12%

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    Top five players in Polymer Industry:

    The names of some of the top players in the polymer industry in India are given below:

    Finolex Industries Limited

    GAIL India Limited

    Haldia Petrochemicals Limited

    Reliance Industries Limited

    LG Polymers India Private Limited

    Some of the details regarding these top five players in the polymer industry in India are

    given below:

    Finolex Industries Limited:

    This company came into existence in the year 1981 and it was previously called as Finolex

    Pipes Limited. This company holds the pride of being one among the top PVC pipe

    manufacturers in India. This company has ultra modern manufacturing units in India and

    they are dealing with PVC-U Pipes and fittings, methanol, ethylene dichloride, PVC resin

    and PVC Sheets.

    GAIL India Limited:

    GAIL began its operations in the year 1984 as a natural pipeline company and then

    developed as a major player in the gas industry in India. This company holds the pride of

    having laid the longest LPG pipeline in India. They entered into polymer industry by

    establishing a polymer complex at Patna and they are also planning to construct a new

    plant in Assam.

    Haldia Petrochemicals Limited:

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    Haldia Petrochemicals Limited established a naptha based petrochemical complex in

    Haldia and they are acting as one of the best polymer manufacturers in India. They are

    dealing with the production of two main polymers namely polypropylene and polyethylene

    through their manufacturing units in different parts of the country.

    Reliance Industries Limited:

    In the polymer industry in India, Reliance Industry is the largest producer of polyester yarn

    and fiber, seventh largest producer of Mono Ethylene Glycol and Purified Terephthalic Acid,

    fifth largest producer of polypropylene and fourth largest producer of paraxylene. This

    company began its operations in this industry from the year 1977 and they are dealing with

    other industries as well.

    LG Polymers India Private Limited:

    This company is shortly called as LGPI and they are engaged in the production of different

    polymers like EPS Resin, HYPOL and LGSTRENE. Their HYPOL product includes flexible

    transparent polystyrene. This company was launched in the year 1961 at Vizagapatam in the

    name of Hindustan Polymers.

    Apart from these companies, there are other top companies like NOCIL, Supreme petrochem

    Limited and TN Petrochemicals Limited and these companies also contribute to the

    development of polymer industries.