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Supreme Industries — The Supreme Industries — Investor Presentation (April 2026)
58 slides from Supreme Industries's investor presentation, Apr 27, 2026
Slide 1: Exchange filing cover letter
SH/13/2026 2th April , 2026 National Stock Exchange of India Ltd ., BSE Limited ., Exchange Plaza , 5th floor, Market-Operations Dept. Plot No. C/1 , G. Block, 1st floor, New Trading Ring, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Rotunda Bldg. P.J.Towers, Sandra (East), Dalal Street, Fort, MUMBAI - 400051 MUMBAI 40002
Slide 2: The Supreme Industries Limited Investors Presentation FY 2025-26
The Supreme Industries Limited Investors Presentation FY 2025-26 1
Slide 3: Financial Performance Highlights
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS Sales Volume Revenue EBITDA Q4 FY26: 231889 MT Q4 FY26: ₹ 3528 Crs. Q4 FY26: ₹ 624 Crs. 16 % YoY 17 % YoY 50 % YoY 26 % QoQ 31 % QoQ 99 % QoQ FY 25-26: 753907 MT FY 25-26: ₹ 11218 Crs. FY 25-26: ₹ 1554 Crs. 12 % YoY 7 % YoY 8 % YoY Strong Liquidity
Slide 4: Financial Performance Highlights
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS Sales Tonnage in MT Revenue (Rs. in Crores) Op Profit (Rs. in Crores) 231889 16% 17% 3528 199865 624 50% 183794 3027 2687 417 314 Q4 - FY 26 Q3 - FY 26 Q4 - FY 25 Q4 - FY 26 Q3 - FY 26 Q4 - FY 25 Q4 - FY 26 Q3 - FY 26 Q4 - FY 25 Sales Tonnage in MT Revenue (Rs.
Slide 5: Summarised Income Statement - Standalone
SUMMARISED INCOME STATEMENT- STANDALONE Rs. in Crores Particulars Q4 FY26 Q4 FY25 Y-o-Y (%) FY 25-26 FY 24-25 Y-o-Y (%) Plastic goods sold (MT) 231889 199865 16.02% 753907 674510 11.77% Revenue from operations 3527.65 3027.07 16.54% 11217.67 10446.25 7.38% Raw Material Consumed 2355.72 2133.17 10.43
Slide 6: Comparative Income Statement - Standalone
COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT - STANDALONE Rs. in Crores Year 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 CAGR % Sales Tonnage (in MT) 409109 393907 506501 639701 674510 753907 13.00 Y-o-Y Growth % -0.59 -3.72 28.58 26.30 5.44 11.77 Total Income 6383.59 7840.51 9283.35 10251.98 10559.07 11320.33
Slide 7: Summarised Balance Sheet - Standalone
SUMMARISED BALANCE SHEET- STANDALONE Rs. in Crores Particulars 31.3.2021 31.3.2022 31.3.2023 31.3.2024 31.3.2025 31.3.2026 ASSETS Fixed Assets (Net) 1714.28 1767.28 2064.24 2321.74 2668.81 3673.49 Capital work-in-progress 51.02 155.77 83.71 149.30 407.20 136.34 Investments 38.96 21.87 22.30 28.94 45
Slide 8: Summarised Cash Flow Statement - Standalone
SUMMARISED CASH FLOW STATEMENT - STANDALONE Rs. in Crores Particulars 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Cash Flow Summary Cash and Cash Equivalents at Beginning of year 218.50 759.46 517.54 737.68 1178.19 943.99 Net Cash from Operating Activities 1245.69 470.98 891.39 1412.84 1003.90 1
Slide 9: Key Segment Performance – Q4 FY26
KEY SEGMENT PERFORMANCE – Q4 - FY26 Sales Tonnage (MT) EBIT (Rs. in Crores) 250000 450 191873 200000 162227 150000 400 382 100000 50000 18373 16681 350 16529 15812 5112 5145 0 300 Plastics Piping Industrial Packaging Consumer Products Products Products Products 250 216 Q4 - FY 26 Q4 - FY 25 200 Reve
Slide 10: Key Segment Performance – FY2025-26
KEY SEGMENT PERFORMANCE – FY2025-26 Sales Tonnage (MT) EBIT (Rs. in Crores) 800000 850 607487 801 600000 531133 800 750 735 400000 700 200000 60558 61357 67347 64272 650 18513 17748 0 600 Plastics Piping Industrial Packaging Consumer 550 Products Products Products Products 500 450 FY 26 FY 25 400 35
Slide 11: Comparative Segment Installed Capacity
COMPARATIVE SEGMENT INSTALLED CAPACITY 1400000 Installed Capacity (in MT) 1242965 1200000 1091752 1000000 951998 806922 800000 697873 725709 600000 400000 200000 0 31.03.2021 31.03.2022 31.03.2023 31.03.2024 31.03.2025 31.03.2026 Plastic Piping 509496 528150 602634 739428 872532 1000056 Packaging Pr
Slide 12: Comparative Segment Sales Tonnage
COMPARATIVE SEGMENT SALES TONNAGE 800000 Sales Tonnage (in MT) 753905 700000 674510 639701 600000 506501 500000 409109 393908 400000 300000 200000 100000 0 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Plastic Piping 294357 274295 375046 501001 531133 607487 Packaging Products 54833 54163 54242 58
Slide 13: Comparative Segment Revenue
COMPARATIVE SEGEMNT REVENUE 12000 Revenue (Rs Crores) 11217 10134 10446 10000 9201 7773 8000 6357 6000 4000 2000 0 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Plastic Piping 4099 5046 6037 6931 7035 7776 Packaging Products 1035 1210 1319 1406 1592 1642 Industrial Products 761 1024 1342 1308 1313
Slide 14: Comparative Segment EBIT (Standalone)
COMPARATIVE SEGMENT EBIT (STANDALONE) 1600 EBIT (Rs Crores) 1400 1368 1187 1228 1200 1087 1080 1018 1000 800 600 400 200 0 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Plastic Piping 821 784 679 900 735 801 Packaging Products 125 101 92 188 185 185 Industrial Products 63 85 124 113 110 98 Consume
Slide 15: Working Capital Cycle No. of Days
WORKING CAPITAL CYCLE 45 40 39 35 33 30 30 31 29 NO. OF DAYS 25 20 20 15 16 10 5 0 FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22 FY 2022-23 FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25 FY 2025-26 14
Slide 16: The Supreme Group
THE SUPREME GROUP The Supreme Industries Ltd Supreme Petrochem Ltd 1. State-of-the art production facilities across PAN India 1. State-of-the art production facilities 2. Location – 35 Manufacturing Plants 2. Location - Amdoshi – Wangani Village near Nagothane in 3. Manufacturers of – District Raiga
Slide 17: The Supreme Industries Ltd. at a Glance
THE SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD. AT A GLANCE 35 Manufacturing Plants 55 Export Countries Founded in Powered by a 11000+ Cr* 47000+ Cr robust Turnover Market Cap. 1942, infrastructure Plastics and 80+ years and expertise, Supreme is related products in the India's largest 9 Business industry plastic Verti
Slide 18: The Supreme Industries Ltd. at a Glance
THE SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD. AT A GLANCE USP •Manufacturing facilities spread across the country. •Diversified product portfolio with established Brand Equity •Significant Market Share in each of the verticals •Strong Cash Flows to fund expansion plans •Pan India Distribution Network and Reach •Consi
Slide 19: A Curtain Raiser – The Supreme Industries Ltd.
A CURTAIN RAISER– THE SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD. VISION STATEMENT “TO GROW BUSINESS WITH DIGNITY & RESPECT” Empower- ment PURPOSE “TO ADD REAL VALUE TO SOCIETY” Delivering • To conduct business with ethical Integrity MISSION STATEMENT Excellence practices and WALK OUR TALK • To offer consistent product
Slide 20: Shareholding Pattern
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN Shareholders Nos. Holding % as on 31st March, 2026 Promoters 17 48.96 Institutional 770 32.92 - FIIs/Foreign Portfolio 600 17.12 Investors - FIs/DIs/Mutual Funds 170 15.80 Bodies Corporate 742 1.21 Individual & Others 86771 16.91 Total 88300 100.00 19
Slide 21: Organisation & Management Team
ORGANISATION & MANAGEMENT TEAM Management Team • A K Tripathi, Exe. Vice President (Plastic Piping System) • V L Malu, Exe. Vice President (Industrial Components) • P C Somani, Chief Financial Officer • S K Patnaik , COO (Protective Packaging Products) • Pradeep Kamat, Vice President ( Composite Cyl
Slide 22: Business Verticals
BUSINESS VERTICALS Plastic Piping Consumer Packaging Industrial Window & Doors Division Products Products Products Specialty Films Industrial Protective Components Packaging Products Material Handling Cross Laminated Division Film Products Composite LPG Cylinders
Slide 23: Plastic Piping System
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Slide 24: Consumer Products
® f | People “who know plastics best MULTIPURPOSE SEATINGS TABLES SETS BEDS KIDS RANGE STOOLS
Slide 25: Packaging Products
PERFORMANCE PACKAGING FILMS Packaging Products Specialty Films Protective Packaging Products Cross Laminated Films Insulation & Acoustics Products MULTILAYER CROSS LAMINATED FILMS PROTECTIVE PACKAGING PRODUCTS
Slide 26: Industrial Products
Industrial Products Industrial Components Material Handling Division Composite Products OTHER APPLICATIONS c CONSUMER APPLIANCES AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MATERIAL HANDLING PRODUCTS
Slide 27: Composite Products
Composite Products LPG Cylinders CNG Cylinders 12.5 L /5 KG Propane 18.0 L /7.5 KG Propane 24.5 L /10 KG Propane 265L CNG cylinder 26.2 L /10.7 KG Propane 30 L /12 KG Propane 36.7 L /15KG Propane 47.5 L /20 KG Propane
Slide 28: Window & Doors
Window & Doors Range Of Windows Range Of Door
Slide 29: Supreme Presence in India
SUPREME PRESENCE IN INDIA Supreme” Himachal Pradesh Uttarakhand +Rudrapur «Rudrapur Uttar Pradesh {atc a +Noida +Kanpur-Depot | + Noida +kanpur-Unit | *Kanpur-Depot Il + Kanpur -Kanpur-Unit ll +Kanpur-Depot Ill Bihar +Halol—unit Itt Madhya Pradesh [utc] [rat] *Malanpur-unit! -indore indore -Malanpur
Slide 30: Virtual Tour of Plants
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Slide 31: Virtual Tour of Plants
VIRTUAL TOUR OF PLANTS eme° People “who know plastics best —— Khopoli : Malanpur — Unit |
Slide 32: Virtual Tour of Plants
VIRTUAL TOUR OF PLANTS Supreme’ People “who know plastics best ot gl aie Malanpur - Unit II Malanpur — Unit Ill a a Sriperumbudur Thimmapur
Slide 33: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Participation at Exhibitions – PLASTINDIA-2026
Slide 34: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Launch of Griham, Moho and Valvion at Plastindia
Slide 35: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Launch of Low Noise Piping System Company has launched its new low-noise Polypropylene drainage systems — Serene and Serene Plus With the presence of Supreme and Poloplast management.
Slide 36: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Participation at Exhibitions
Slide 37: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Participation at Exhibitions
Slide 38: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Participation at Exhibitions
Slide 39: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Dealers/Plumber/Engineers/Retailer’s Meet and Workshops 38
Slide 40: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Knowledge Center Visits 39
Slide 41: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Collaboration with Mr. Sanjeev Kapoor
Slide 42: Brand Promotion & Awareness
BRAND PROMOTION & AWARENESS Various Digital Initiatives • Robust website www.supreme.co.in which imparts in-depth knowledge about all Supreme business verticals. • Presence on various Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Linkdin, Youtube etc which helps in constant consumer connect • V
Slide 43: Sustainability
SUSTAINABILITY We are committed to sustainable use of plastic and constantly innovating to develop solutions. As a company, we take several measures to ensure that we walk the sustainability path. Few of our efforts are as follows Increase the use of 33 manufacturing units Aim to achieve a 88,829 TC
Slide 44: Sustainability
SUSTAINABILITY Renewable Energy: Driving Sustainable Operations 33 manufacturing units RE Presence Emission Reduction 88,829 tCO2 emission reduction during FY 2025-26 Derabassi RE Presence • 33 Plants RE Presence Noida out of 35 Plants Kanpur Ghiloth (2) Guwahati Renewable Units Banmore (2) • Hybrid
Slide 45: Sustainability
SUSTAINABILITY ESG Rating (Present) Ratings Agencies 2023 2022 2021 DJSI DJSI CSA 22 / 100 22 / 100 13 / 100 55 52 66 A ESG Score ESG Score ESG Score CDP: Climate Change F F F CDP: Water Security F F F 69 Crisil ESG Ratings 57 / 100 50 / 100 - B ESG Score Achieved (Climate Change and Water Security)
Slide 46: Awards & Accolades
AWARDS & ACCOLADES CII-EHS Excellence Award -2024 For Grow Care India Water Management Platinum Indian Chamber of Commerce 6th Green Urja CII- Best Sustainability Kaizen for project Commitment In EHS Practices In Award 2025 to MP PVC Unit and Energy Efficiency Excellence Silver Award optimizing Back
Slide 47: Awards & Accolades
AWARDS & ACCOLADES CII 26th National Award for Excellence in Energy Management 2025 Manufacturing Plants at Jadcherla and Kharagpur of The Supreme Industries Ltd have won Gold award in the prestigious SEEM National Energy Management Awards 2024 in Plastic Category for attaining the Excellence in Ene
Slide 48: Awards & Accolades
AWARDS & ACCOLADES The Company has been featured as India's Top Value Creator 2025 in the Plastic & Plastic Products category at 47 event organized by Dun & Bradstreet.
Slide 49: Awards & Accolades
AWARDS & ACCOLADES Company has received Export Awards in various product categories through Plexcounsil (Plastic export promotion council under ministry of Commerce) for the years 2023-2024 & 2024-25. 48
Slide 50: The Intangibles – Beyond Numbers
THE INTANGIBLES – BEYOND NUMBERS • Large and diverse production network - Saves on freight costs and time to market its products • Portfolio of several Patented Products & Brands with focus on value added products. • Fiscal benefits due to plants located in backward areas – savings to invest for bet
Slide 51: Addressing Risks
ADDRESSING RISKS • Raw Material Costs / Availability Risk Supreme Industries’ operating profitability is moderately susceptible to volatility in prices of its key raw materials—poly vinyl chloride resin, polyethylene, and polypropylene; the prices of these commodities are linked to movements in crud
Slide 52: The Way Forward
THE WAY FORWARD Increase channel partners and widen as well as deepen the Focus on technological distribution network The Way Forward innovation and enhance product • To remain Debt free portfolio of existing Widen Distribution offerings as well as Network • To remain focused on Core new offerings b
Slide 53: The Way Forward
THE WAY FORWARD Product Segment Wise Expansion Plan Polyolefin Fittings by compression moulding and Regular Capex at existing 35 plants Electrofusion process New Greenfield units at Patna, Jammu, near PP accoustic Piping System Gadegaon and near JNPT CNG Cylinders Expected to add more
Slide 54: Commitment to Shareholders
COMMITMENT TO SHAREHOLDERS Last 6 years Dividend Payout History Regular Bonuses since Inception March Year Total Dividend- As a % of Per Share Amount Year Ratio Ending Outgo Crores Face Value Paid in Rs. on FV Rs.2 per share 2006 1:1 2026 457.30 1800% 36.00 1992 1:1 2025 431.89 1700% 34.00 2024 381.
Slide 55: A Responsible Corporate Citizen
A RESPONSIBLE CORPORATE CITIZEN CSR at a Glance: Governance, Focus Areas, and Footprint Structured CSR Governance Model CSR initiatives are driven by SUPREME FOUNDATION with a focus on measurable, sustainable social development outcomes. Focused Thematic Areas Key CSR themes include Education, Healt
Slide 56: A Responsible Corporate Citizen
A RESPONSIBLE CORPORATE CITIZEN FY 2025–26 Impact Highlights: Education, Health, Hygiene, Environment Education Infrastructure & Support Education initiatives scaled up in FY 2025–26 with outreach across 710 schools/colleges, supported by more than 1700 volunteers. The programme benefitted 1.14 lakh
Slide 57: A Responsible Corporate Citizen
A RESPONSIBLE CORPORATE CITIZEN FY 2026–27 Roadmap: Scaling, Partnerships, and Financial Commitments Education and Digital Literacy Recruitment of specialized teachers and expansion of mobile computer labs to enhance digital literacy in rural schools. District-Level Partnerships Formal collaboration
Slide 58: Thank You
DISCLAIMER • This presentation and the accompanying slides (the “Presentation”), which have been prepared by Supreme Industries Limited (the “Company”), have been prepared solely for information purposes and do not constitute any offer, recommendation or invitation to purchase or subscribe for any s
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