SAN keeps a firm tone into late February
SAN ended the week firmer, closing at Rs 154/kg on 24 Feb 2026. The marker is up Rs 4/kg from a week earlier, keeping the short-term tone constructive for procurement planning. Indian SAN prices have advanced in a measured sequence, with changes spread across several sessions rather than concentrated in a single jump. Trading moves were small on most days, which kept spot discussions straightforward even as the weekly delta remained positive.
Against 10 Feb, the series is up Rs 6/kg on a fortnight comparison, while the month view versus 24 Jan shows a move of Rs 16/kg. The recent high is around Rs 154/kg and the recent low is near Rs 138/kg, placing the latest close close to the stronger end of the latest tracked stretch. Compared with late November, the net change underscores the broader upward drift, while the recent window still shows clear reference points for bids and offers.
On longer anchors, the three-month reference at Rs 141/kg and the six-month point at Rs 150/kg frame where the domestic market sits today. Year-on-year, the 24 Feb 2025 level of Rs 148/kg provides an additional baseline for comparison. For buyers watching SAN prices in India, the week’s print signals continuity, not a volatility break. A second mention of Indian SAN prices keeps the record consistent for data-led decisions, SAN, SAN Market, Firm Tone, Late February Trend, Styrenics, Petrochemical Update.
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