Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Supreme Industries, Petrochem Target Growth Despite Weak Q1
Two companies, Supreme Industries and Supreme Petrochem, are looking ahead to next year.
Supreme Industries, which makes plastic pipes, hopes to sell 15-17% more.
Supreme Petrochem is aiming for a 12% increase.
Both companies are optimistic about growth, even though the first part of the year wasn't as good as they hoped.
Supreme Industries is expecting more orders from building homes and infrastructure.
Supreme Petrochem plans to make more money with a new project.
The price of styrene, a raw material, has stabilized.
Supreme Industries targets 15–17% volume growth in its plastic piping segment for FY26.
Supreme Petrochem aims for 12% volume growth in FY26.
Both companies project growth despite a weak Q1 performance.
Supreme Industries expects improved demand and stable pricing in the housing and infrastructure sectors.
Supreme Petrochem's upcoming ABS project could add ₹250 crore to revenue.
- Who
- Supreme Industries and Supreme Petrochem.
- What
- Supreme Industries targets volume growth in plastic piping, and Supreme Petrochem eyes volume growth.
- When
- For FY26.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- Driven by expected demand and new projects.
- Supreme Industries Target Growth
- 15–17% (plastic piping segment)
- Supreme Petrochem Target Growth
- 12%
- Supreme Petrochem Revenue Addition (ABS project)
- ₹250 crore
- Value-added products (Supreme Petrochem)
- 36% of topline
- Styrene Price
- $940–$950 per tonne
