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Growth revival in H2 key for Supreme Industries after weak Q2 show

Margins fell 160 bps in Q2 FY26 amid soft realisations, but analysts expect demand recovery in housing and agriculture to lift Supreme Industries' H2 performance

The stock of the country’s largest plastic pipe maker Supreme Industries
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Despite the weak quarter, Supreme Industries has retained its FY26 guidance of 15–17 per cent volume growth for the plastic piping business and 12–14 per cent growth across all segments. | Representative Picture

Ram Prasad Sahu Mumbai

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A weak operating performance in the September quarter and muted near-term outlook led to a 4 per cent fall in the stock price of the country’s largest plastic pipe maker, Supreme Industries. The stock was the biggest loser on the BSE 200 in trade. It is down about 10 per cent in the last year and has underperformed the Sensex and the Nifty in this period. 
For Q2, the company consolidated revenues rose 5 per cent Y-o-Y. This was largely led by volumes which went up 12 per cent. However, realisations declined by 5 per cent given the falling polymer