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Supreme Ind eyes turnover of INR 110 bln-INR 115 bln in FY26
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--Supreme Ind: See 17% volume growth in H2 of FY26
--CONTEXT: Comments by Supreme Ind mgmt in post-earnings call with analysts
--Supreme Ind: Target total installed capacity of 1.2 mln tn by end of FY26
--Supreme Industries: Targeting turnover of INR 110 bln-INR 115 bln in FY26
--Supreme Industries: Targeting operating margin of 14.5%-15.0% in FY26
--Supreme Industries: FY26 capex INR 13 billion
By Avishek Rakshit & Arundathi A R
MUMBAI – Supreme Industries Ltd. is eyeing around 4% growth in turnover to INR 110 billion to INR 115 billion in the current financial year and aims to improve its operating margin to 14.5%-15%, a senior company official said.
In Apr-Sept, the company's consolidated top line rose nearly 2% on year to over INR 50 billion while its operating profit fell to 12.14% from 14.18% in the year-ago period. In 2024-25 (Apr-Mar), Supreme Industries reported a revenue of INR 106 billion and operating margin of 13.57%.
"Annual turnover should be between INR 11,000 crore (INR 110 billion) to INR 11,500 crore (INR 115 billion), and our operating margin should be between 14.5% to 15%," M.P. Taparia, managing director of Supreme Industries, told analysts on Monday in a post-earnings call.
Taparia said the company is targeting a volume growth of 12–14% in FY26 and 17% in the second half of the current financial year, which will be a key driver of its projected top line growth. The company plans capital expenditure of around INR 13 billion in the current financial year to augment its installed capacity to 1.2 million tonnes from the current 870,000 tonnes. The official said Supreme Industries intends to set up a new unit for material handling products on its newly acquired land in Malanpur, Madhya Pradesh, to expand its footprint in central India.
"The project shall be taken up in hand in next financial year along with other green field units in Bihar and Jammu for plastic piping division and in western Maharashtra for protective packaging division for which requisite land is in possession of the company," Taparia said.
Supreme Industries reported a lower-than-expected bottom line for the September quarter while the top line beat analysts' consensus estimate by a slim margin. The company reported a net profit of INR 1.65 billion for the quarter, down more than 20% on year and nearly 19% sequentially. Analysts expected the company to report a bottom line of INR 1.97 billion.
The company's revenue from operations rose more than 5% on year to INR 23.94 billion, slightly higher than the INR 23.49 billion expected by analysts. Sequentially, the top line was down over 8%.
On Monday, shares of the company ended almost flat at INR 4,000.90 on the National Stock Exchange. The company announced its September quarter earnings during market hours. End
Edited by Subhojit Sarkar
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