Supreme Industries Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Supreme Industries reported Q1 FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹2,609.21 cr, down ~1% YoY from ₹2,636.35 cr in Q1 FY25. Profit after tax fell sharply to ₹202.30 cr from ₹273.37 cr, a decline of about 26% YoY, while standalone PAT dropped to ₹177.36 cr from ₹236.14 cr. Consolidated EPS stood at ₹15.93 vs ₹21.52 in the year-ago quarter. The Plastics Piping segment, the largest business, saw segment profit tumble to ₹157.39 cr from ₹231.31 cr, dragging overall profitability, while raw material costs rose despite softer revenue. Share of profit from associate Supreme Petrochem also dipped to ₹25.18 cr from ₹37.53 cr. On a positive note, the company is acquiring Wavin India's piping business for ~₹310 cr on a slump sale basis, expected to close by 31st July 2025. Auditor Lodha & Co. LLP issued an unmodified review report.
Sharp profit decline on a flattish top line signals margin pressure, likely from higher input costs and weaker segment mix, which is negative for near-term sentiment. However, the Wavin acquisition and technology licensing deal could expand the addressable market and support future growth, offering a medium-term positive.