Earnings Review
Supreme Ind Q4 PAT up 47.5% on yr, beats Street estimates
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--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 4.34 bln
--Analysts saw Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol net profit at INR 4.06 bln
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 35.28 bln
--Analysts saw Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol revenue at INR 36.93 bln
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 4.34 bln vs INR 2.94 bln yr ago
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 35.28 bln vs INR 30.27 bln year ago
--Supreme Ind to pay INR 25 per share final dividend
--Supreme Ind final dividend record date Jun 26
--Supreme Ind FY26 consol net profit INR 9.54 bln vs INR 9.61 bln yr ago
--Supreme Ind FY26 consol revenue INR 112.18 bln vs INR 104.46 bln year ago
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar plastic pipe sales INR 25.58 bln vs INR 20.74 bln
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar industrial pdts sales INR 3.59 bln vs INR 3.46 bln
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar packaging pdts revenue INR 4.57 bln vs INR 4.26 bln
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consumer pdts revenue INR 1.23 bln vs INR 1.36 bln
--Supreme Ind sold 231,889 tn plastic goods in Jan-Mar vs 753,907 tn yr ago
--Supreme Ind: Propose to commit over INR 10 bln of capex for FY27
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol operating profit INR 6.75 bln vs INR 4.49 bln
--Supreme Ind Jan-Mar consol operating profit margin 19.08% vs 14.77% yr ago
--Supreme Ind cash surplus of INR 6.48 bln on Mar 31 vs INR 9.44 bln yr ago
--Supreme Ind: See annual installed capacity rise by 110,000 tn in FY27
--Supreme Ind: See FY27 total installed output capacity at 1.35 mln tn/yr
--Supreme Ind: Entire capex to be funded through internal accruals
By Shreya Shetty
MUMBAI – Supreme Industries Ltd. posted a higher-than-expected bottom line for the March quarter while the company's top line fell short of the analysts' consensus estimate. The company reported net profit of INR 4.34 billion for the quarter, up 47.5% on year and up nearly 183% from the trailing quarter. Analysts expected the company to report a bottom line of INR 4.06 billion for the quarter. The company's year-on-year bottom-line growth was the highest in 10 quarters.
The company's revenue from operations rose 16.5% on year to INR 35.28 billion, though it missed analysts' expectations, which was INR 36.93 billion. From the previous quarter, the top line was up more than 31%.
The company declared an interim dividend of INR 25 per share, the record date for which is Jun. 26.
For 2025-26 (Apr-Mar), the company's consolidated net profit fell nearly 1% from the previous year to INR 9.54 billion. The pipe-maker's top line for the period rose more than 7% on year to INR 112.18 billion. "The financial year 2025-26 was a challenging yet eventful year for the Company, marked by volatility in raw material prices, prolonged unseasonal rainfall, subdued infrastructure spending and heightened global geopolitical uncertainties," M.P. Taparia, managing director, Supreme Industries, said in a release. Volatility in polyvinyl chloride resin prices, including frequent and sharp price movements during the year, significantly impacted the company's channel dynamics, while the extended southwest monsoon affected demand, particularly in the agriculture segment, Taparia said.
The company's revenue from plastic pipes was INR 25.58 billion, up over 23% on year. "The plastic piping systems business retained its leadership position, aided by continued expansion of value-added products, launch of new systems and capacity augmentation across various locations," the release quoted Taparia as saying.
The company sold 231,889 tonnes of plastic goods in the reporting quarter, up 16% on year. The pipe-maker's revenue from industrial products rose 3.5% on year to INR 3.59 billion. Revenue from packaging products rose to INR 4.57 billion from INR 4.26 billion last year. The company's consumer products revenue was down at INR 1.23 billion from INR 1.36 billion a year ago. "The company's consumer and packaging businesses delivered stable to encouraging performance, with targeted product innovations, customer diversification and focus on value added offerings," the release quoted Taparia as saying.
Supreme Industries reported consolidated operating profit of INR 6.75 billion for the March quarter, up more than 50% from a year ago. Its consolidated operating profit margin for the quarter was 19.08%, up from 14.77% a year ago.
The company had net cash surplus of INR 6.48 billion as of Mar. 31, against a cash surplus of INR 9.44 billion a year ago.
The company proposed committing a capital expenditure of over INR 10 billion for 2026-27 (Apr-Mar), which includes carry-forward commitments from the previous year, it said in a release. The planned capital expenditure is expected to increase the company's annual installed capacity by 110,000 tonnes in FY27, taking the total installed production capacity to about 1.35 million tonnes, the company said. The entire capex will be funded through internal accruals, "reflecting the company's strong cash flows and disciplined capital allocation approach," it said.
At 1347 IST, shares of the company traded 0.1% higher at INR 3,667.8 on the National Stock Exchange. The company announced its March quarter earnings during market hours. End
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Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury
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