India's plastic pipes sector, facing challenges in FY2025, is poised for 10–12% annual growth through FY30 due to stable PVC prices and government infrastructure programs.

The Indian plastic pipes industry faced headwinds in FY2025 due to weak infrastructure spending, liquidity issues, and volatile PVC prices, but is transitioning from a fragmented, agriculture-focused market to a more organized sector serving water, sanitation, plumbing, and industrial needs. PVC prices, a key input cost, declined at a 4% annual rate from FY20 to FY25 before recovering to around INR 79 per kg by September 2025. Stabilizing prices, expected government programs like Jal Jeevan Mission and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, and upcoming BIS quality norms for PVC imports are projected to drive 10–12% annual market growth, with the sector valued at INR 600–650 billion through FY30.