Supreme Industries Q4 Profit Falls 17%

25 Apr 2025 , 03:28 PM

Supreme Industries reported Q4FY25 on April 24. The firm witnessed a net profit de-growth of 17% y-o-y, at ₹294 crore in Q4FY25, significantly hurt by volatility in PVC prices as well as by lower demand in the infrastructure sector. Revenues for the period increased fractionally by 0.6% to ₹3,027 crore, but the EBITDA decreased 15% at ₹416 crore. The operating margin declined from 16.3% to 13.8% YoY.

The board announced a last dividend of ₹24 per share, taking the FY25 total dividend to ₹34 per share, which represents 1,700% on face value.

Managing Director M.P. Taparia recognized the headwinds experienced in FY25 due to fluctuating raw material prices and poor infra activity, but remained upbeat about India’s robust economic momentum going into FY26.

Supreme Industries aims to increase its piping systems coverage from 45 to 50 applications with a focus on five new launches and enhance operational efficiency in its eight HDPE pipe and tank units. The company will launch 75 new products in its electrofusion fittings business, targeting to breach 1,000 SKUs in its bathroom fittings business, which more than doubled in size during the last year.