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Supreme Industries Limited – FY25 Financial Results Update

Created by Piyush Patel_ in Company Update 27 Apr 2025
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Supreme Industries Limited – FY25 Financial Results Update

(CMP: ₹3,475)


📈 Key Performance Metrics:

1. Volume Growth:

  • Q4 FY25:

    • Plastic goods sold: 199,865 MT, reflecting a YoY growth of 2.30%​.

  • FY25:

    • Plastic goods sold: 674,510 MT, registering a 5.44% YoY growth​.


2. Segment-Wise Performance:

Segment

FY25 Volume (MT)

YoY Growth

FY25 Revenue (₹ Cr)

YoY Growth

Plastic Piping Products

531,133

+6.01%

7,035

+1.49%

Industrial Products

61,357

-1.17%

1,313

+0.40%

Packaging Products

64,272

+9.85%

1,592

+13.26%

Consumer Products

17,748

-2.78%

444

+0.68%







3. Sales Growth:

  • Q4 FY25 Revenue: ₹3,027 crore (+0.64% YoY growth)​.

  • FY25 Revenue: ₹10,446 crore (+3.08% YoY growth)​.


4. Profit Margins Analysis:

Margin Metrics

Q4 FY25

Q3 FY25

Q4 FY24

EBITDA Margin

13.77%

14.16%

16.32%

PAT Margin

8.61%

7.09%

10.39%





  • Observation: Margins were under pressure YoY due to volatile PVC resin prices and muted government infrastructure spend impacting profitability​.


5. Solvency, Liquidity, Profitability Ratios (Standalone):

Ratio

FY25

FY24

Debt-Equity Ratio

0 (Debt Free)

0 (Debt Free)

Cash & Bank Balance

₹944 crore

₹1,178 crore

ROE

18.91%

24.36%

ROCE (Pre-tax)

26.05%

32.97%

Current Ratio (approx.)

~2.36x

~2.58x

Net Cash from Operations

₹1,004 crore

₹1,413 crore





  • Strong Financial Stability: Company remains completely debt-free with ample internal accruals to fund expansions.


🔮 Near-Term and Long-Term Strategic Estimates:

Near-Term Outlook (FY26):

  • Management expects improved volume growth led by normal monsoon boosting rural demand​.

  • Margins are anticipated to stabilize with raw material prices (PVC resins) expected to remain range-bound​.

  • New product launches (e.g., PP Silent Pipes, enhanced Bath fittings SKUs) will fuel top-line growth.

Long-Term Growth Drivers:

  • ₹1,100 crore Capex Plan focused on:

    • New manufacturing facilities (e.g., Kanpur for uPVC profiles & windows)​.

    • Expansion through strategic acquisition: Wavin India Business (73,000 MT capacity addition)​.

  • Installed piping capacity to cross 1 Million MT by FY26​.

  • Focus on exports, new applications, and premium product categories like Protective Packaging and Cross Laminated Films.


📋 Disclosure:

This report is intended solely for informational and educational purposes. It should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are advised to perform their own due diligence before making any investment decisions.

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