Supreme Industries Achieves Record Revenue, Expands Operations Across 13 States; Net Profit Reaches R 911 Crores

Supreme Industries Achieves Record Revenue, Expands Operations Across 13 States; Net Profit Reaches R 911 Crores​

Supreme Industries Limited reported strong financial performance for the fiscal year 2025-26, with Net Revenues reaching R 11,320 Crores. The company showcased robust operational growth across its diverse business verticals while also committing significant resources toward sustainability and future capacity expansion.

The results reflected in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) showed continued momentum despite external market challenges. Key financial metrics for the year under review include:


The company reported a total dividend payout of R 457 Crores, compared to R 432 Crores in the previous year. Furthermore, R 454 Crores was transferred to the General Reserve after necessary provisions were made.

Business Diversification and Operational Highlights​

Supreme Industries maintains a diversified portfolio spanning plastics, industrial components, and specialized products. The company reported significant developments across several key divisions:

• Plastics Piping Systems: This division saw strong growth driven by an expanded product portfolio. Key launches include the PERT Pipe System designed to withstand high temperature and pressure, alongside Electrofusion Olefins fittings and compression moulded fittings (part of a 673-item portfolio). The company also commenced production of PP silent Pipe System after becoming a licensee of M/s Poloplast GmbH & Co KG from Austria. Installed Capacity for Plastic Piping Systems reached one million MT per annum as of March 31, 2026, up from 8,70,000 MT at the beginning of the year.
• New Vertical (UPVC): The company launched its uPVC Windows & Doors division. This new venture utilizes state-of-the-art extrusion technology from Austria and fabrication technology from Italy, aiming to become a key market player and is set to be the first in India to launch digital printing for windows.
• Protective Packaging Products (PPD): PPD delivered resilient performance driven by steady demand and increased volumes. The division is expanding its fabrication facilities geographically and focusing on customized solutions.
• Industrial Component Division: Although this segment faced challenges, particularly in the appliance sector due to extended monsoon conditions and regulatory issues like BIS and Energy Ratings, the division has successfully started acquiring business across emerging sectors including Telecom, Paint Mixing Machines, EV Batteries, Floating solar panels, and Drones.
• Material Handling: This division performed reasonably well and continues to innovate, introducing new models for Crates, Pallets, and dustbins, alongside offering customized Roto moulded pallets. The company has also started production of PP bubble guard sheets.

Market Outlook and Strategic Focus​

The Chairman stated that while the first quarter faced degrowth due to a downturn in polymer prices linked to geopolitical concerns between the USA and Iran, the outlook remains positive.

The company expressed confidence regarding volume recovery throughout the year, anticipating stability given the ongoing ceasefire efforts between the US and Iran and the return of polymer prices to normal levels. The growth outlook is supported by government initiatives focused on infrastructure development, expansion of water supply systems, and piped natural gas networks.

Global Reach and Capacity:

• The company operates 35 manufacturing facilities across 13 states, backed by a strong distribution network featuring over 7,000 channel partners.
• The export presence spans over 55 countries. Exports stood at US$ 26.30 million in 2025-26, compared to US$ 26.70 million in the previous year. The company is committed to expanding its global reach, spurred by ongoing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations.

Commitment to ESG and CSR:
Sustainability remains central to the company's strategy. It has invested approximately R 140 crore into renewable energy initiatives and committed to Net Zero targets under the Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi). The company is proactively managing risks such as geopolitical uncertainties, raw material price volatility, and currency fluctuations through diversified sourcing and prudent hedging.
The CSR arm of the company, Supreme Foundation, spent R 24.47 Crores on social reforms, with a focus on facilitating educational infrastructure and offering capacity building training for educators.

Organizational Tribute​

The Chairman also acknowledged the passing of the beloved Chairman, Late Shri B.L. Taparia Ji, who passed away on January 30, 2026, after an impactful tenure that spanned nearly five decades with the company.

SUPREMEIND Stock Price Movement​

Supreme Industries Limited shares slipped by 1.12% today, concluding the session down ₹36.60 from its previous close of ₹3275.6 and settling at ₹3239. The stock saw intraday trading volatility when it dipped to a low of ₹3223.8 before closing, with 117,344 shares recorded in the final traded volume.