Supreme Petrochem Limited — PPTs, 20-01-2026: Investor Presentation

Supreme Petrochem (SPL) saw a dip in its Q3 & 9M-FY26 financials. For the nine months, revenue stood at ₹3,751.4 Cr (down 16.3% YoY) and net profit at ₹159.3 Cr (down 43.8% YoY), with diluted EPS at ₹8.47. Q3 revenue was ₹1,264.7 Cr (down 10%) and net profit ₹30.2 Cr (down 57.7%), with diluted EPS at ₹1.60. Despite this, SPL maintains market leadership in Polystyrene & EPS, being India's largest styrenics complex.

Strategically, SPL remains debt-free with an investable surplus of ₹463 Cr, funding all capex internally. The company champions sustainability, with 50% of its power from renewable sources and promoting EPS recycling.

Recent developments include commissioning its first 70,000 TPA mass ABS plant in Sep 2025. However, operations were temporarily suspended in Dec 2025 due to equipment malfunction, with corrective actions underway. SPL also acquired Xmold Polymers, integrating it to supply engineering polymer components.

Management notes that styrene monomer prices stabilized in Dec 2025 with an upward bias, encouraging increased product offtake.