Supreme Petrochem Limited share price

NSE: SPLPETRO · ISIN INE663A01033

Key numbers

Market cap
₹ 16,548 Cr
Current price
₹ 880.00
52-week high / low
₹ 979 / 462
Stock P/E
34.2
Book value
₹ 126.4
Dividend yield
1.19%
ROCE
19.0%
ROE
14.3%
Debt to equity
0.06
Sales growth (3 yrs)
0.7%
Profit growth (3 yrs)
-12.9%
1-year return
2.3%

About Supreme Petrochem Limited

Supreme Petrochem Limited engages in the manufacture and sale of polystyrene, expandable polystyrene, masterbatches and compounds of styrenics and other polymers, and extruded polystyrene insulation board in India and internationally. Supreme Petrochem Limited was incorporated in 1989 and is based in Mumbai, India.

Quarterly results

Consolidated figures in ₹ crores

Mar 2025Jun 2025Dec 2025Mar 2026Jun 2026
Sales1,5341,3981,2761,6031,712
Operating profit15611671255332
Net profit1078231169237
EPS (₹)-4.351.638.9712.62

Concall summary (2026-08-04)

AI summary of the earnings call transcript · tone: Neutral · source document

Guidance & outlook

  • The project is expected to be completed by December 2028 and will increase the company's total installed polystyrene capacity from 3,00,000 tons per annum to 3,80,000 tons per annum.
  • Fy 27 right now considering what has happened in the last.quarterthat is notthe benchmark for the remaining part of the year.

Growth & demand

  • The operating EBITDA stood at INR 331 crores, reflecting a strong growth of I88% year-on- year, with operating EBITDA margins improving lo 19.53%.
  • As I said in my opening remarks, the demand from the non- OEM segment was very subdued' Almost 50% demand from the non-OEM segment had evaporated in this quarter' That could partly be because of the high prices.

Margins & costs

  • The total EBITDA, including other incomes, stood at INR 348 crores, with margins of 20.3%.
  • The net profit after tax was at INR 236 crores, with a pAT margin of t3.96% for the quarter.

Capex & expansion

  • With regard to our expansion projects, we have successfully completed the phase 2 expansion of our EPS capacity.
  • I don't have' I know that whatever capacity we are putting there is enough demand for us to sell in the market the capacity we are building at the moment. ln the next three to four years we should be able to fully sell out that capacity.

Risks & challenges

  • Mishra - Company Secretary' Without any delay, I request Mr.
  • The decline in volumes was primarily on account of negligible exports due to West Asia crisis and subdued demand from the non-OEM segment in this quarter.

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