Supreme Industries Ltd. Share Price

Supreme Industries - Reading a downtrend line for two years

closed at 3364.40, lower by 145.60 or 4.15%. The session opened at 3499.10 and made its low at the close, which indicates selling that persisted through the day rather than a single shock. The structure on this chart is worth studying carefully, because it demonstrates how a descending trendline works over a long horizon. The line originates at the May 2024 high near 6450 and connects each successive lower high through 2024, 2025 and into 2026. Note what happened in March of this year. Price rallied to approximately 4050, touched the line, and was rejected. That marked the fourth occasion on which the same line contained an advance. Two horizontal levels frame the current range. The 3841.30 level has capped rallies repeatedly since late 2025. The 3158.00 level marks the July low and represents the lower boundary. Today's close at 3364.40 sits closer to the lower boundary than the upper one. The distinction a learner should draw here is between a trendline break and a level break. A trendline that has held four times carries more weight than one tested twice. Conversely, its slope means the level required to break it declines with every passing week, so time is working in favour of an eventual break even without a strong rally. On the business side, Supreme operates across plastic piping, packaging and industrial products. Piping volumes track agricultural and housing demand, while PVC resin price movements create quarter to quarter margin swings that the market watches closely. Falling resin prices often cause channel destocking, which suppresses reported volumes even when end demand is stable. A sustained move above 3841.30 would break both the horizontal level and the trendline. A close below 3158.00 would extend the two-year decline.

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Supreme Industries – Technical Analysis, Short term view

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is currently in a sideways-to-mildly bearish phase. After a strong fall from the 6000+ zone the stock has been consolidating broadly between ₹3200–₹4000. The current price near ₹3600 is in the middle of this range. Support: Immediate support is around ₹3450–₹3400 where buyers have appeared multiple times. Below this, ₹3200–₹3250 is an important demand zone. The major long-term support visible on the chart is near ₹3000. Resistance: Immediate resistance is around ₹3700–₹3800. A decisive breakout and daily close above this zone can open the way toward ₹3900–₹4000. The ₹4000 area is a major supply/resistance zone and may again attract sellers. Short-Term Buyers/Holders: Buyers should avoid aggressive entries in the middle of the range. A sustained breakout above ₹3800 with strong volume can provide a better bullish confirmation, with ₹4000 as the next important level. Existing holders can continue holding while ₹3400 remains protected. A break below ₹3400 may weaken the setup and increase downside risk toward ₹3200–₹3000.

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Supreme Industries Maintains FY27 Growth and Margin Guidance

Supreme Industries Ltd (SUPREMEIND) FY27 Guidance Update: Company maintains volume growth guidance of 15–17% for plastic pipes in FY27 and overall volume growth guidance of 12–13% for FY27. Margin guidance also maintained, with EBITDA margin expected around 14–14.5% for FY27. 📊 FY27 Guidance Plastic Pipes Volume Growth: 15–17% Overall Volume Growth: 12–13% EBITDA Margin Guidance: 14–14.5% 🏭 Fundamentals Snapshot (FY26–FY27) Revenue (FY26): ~₹11,220 crore EBITDA (FY26): ~₹1,570 crore (margin ~14%) PAT (FY26): ~₹970 crore Cash Surplus: ~₹540 crore (debt-free status) Capex Plan (FY27): ~₹1,000 crore, funded via internal accruals 📌 SWOT Analysis Strengths Market leader in PVC pipes (~14% share). Diversified portfolio: piping, packaging, industrial, consumer products. Strong distribution network across India. Debt-free balance sheet with robust cash flows. Weaknesses High dependence on PVC resin prices (volatile). Margin sensitivity to raw material costs. Consumer products segment underperformed in Q1FY27. Opportunities Expansion into Bihar, Jammu, Malanpur plants (capacity addition ~50,000 tonnes). Export growth target: increase from USD 26 million (FY26) to USD 150 million in 6–7 years. Rising infrastructure and housing demand in India. Value-added products revenue up 22% YoY to ₹1,142 crore. Threats Competitive intensity in piping and CPVC segments. Agriculture and real estate slowdown could impact demand. Regulatory changes in import duties and pricing.

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: ABNORMAL DOWNWARD PRICE MOVEMENT WITNESSED DURING APRIL

: ABNORMAL DOWNWARD PRICE MOVEMENT WITNESSED DURING APRIL

The Supreme Industries Limited Latest Updates

Upcoming Q1 FY27 Financial Results Schedule On July 20, 2026, Supreme Industries notified the stock exchanges that its Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, to review and approve the unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the first quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company will host its Q1 FY27 post-earnings conference call on the same afternoon. 84th AGM & Final Dividend Ratification At its 84th Annual General Meeting held on July 3, 2026, shareholders approved all ordinary and special business resolutions, including the Board-recommended final dividend of ₹25.00 per equity share (1250% on face value of ₹2) for FY25–26. The total dividend payout for the financial year reached ₹457.30 crore. FY26 Annual Performance & FY27 Guidance For the full financial year 2025–26, the company reported a 7.4% year-on-year increase in revenue from operations to ₹11,217.67 crore, with plastic goods sales volume expanding 12% YoY to 753,907 MT. Consolidated net profit stood at ₹954 crore. For FY27, management targets an overall volume growth of 12%–13% (15%–17% in the piping vertical), operating EBITDA margins between 14%–14.5%, and a capex outlay of approximately ₹1,000 crore. Capacity Scaling & Wavin India Integration The company completed the acquisition and operational integration of Wavin India’s plastic pipe business, adding 71,000 MT of annual capacity. This expansion forms part of a broader capex roadmap aimed at scaling total installed capacity in the Plastics Piping division toward 1 million metric tonnes by March 2026.

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