Styrenix Performance Materials Ltd · NSE:STYRENIX
Styrenix Performance Materials — Q1 FY2025-26 Earnings Presentation
38 slides from Styrenix Performance Materials's earnings presentation, Aug 13, 2025
Slide 1: Cover letter to stock exchanges: Investor Presentation
August 13, 2025 To, BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Dept. DSC_CRD Exchange Plaza, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Plot No. C/1, ‘G’ Block, Dalal Street Bandra- Kurla Complex, Mumbai 400 001 Bandra (‘E’) Mumbai 400 051 BSE Scrip Code: 506222 NSE Symbol: STYRENIX Subject: Investor Pres
Slide 2: Investor Presentation Apr-Jun 2025
NSE: STYRENIX | BSE: 506222 Investor Presentation Apr-Jun 2025
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Slide 4: Table of Contents
Table of Contents: 1. MD Message 2. Financial Performance 3. Overview of Company 4. Applications across Diverse Industries 5. Business Performance and Outlook 3
Slide 5: Managing Director's Message
Managing Director’s Message Styrenix Performance Materials delivered a strong first quarter, driven by specialty-led growth, an improved product mix, and the addition of new high-margin grades and blends. Our leadership in the Automotive and Household sectors remains robust, and we continue to expan
Slide 6: Financial Performance
Financial Performance 5
Slide 7: Financial Snapshot – Quarterly (Standalone)
Financial Snapshot – Quarterly (Standalone) Q u a r t e r l y 6
Slide 8: Quarterly Financials (Standalone)
Quarterly Financials (Standalone) (INR Cr. except EPS) % vs Jan-Mar % vs Apr-Jun Particulars Apr-Jun 25 Jan-Mar 25 Apr-Jun 24 25 24 Sales revenue 721.1 701.7 698.7 2.8% 3.2% Other income 1.9 1.3 2.5 48.8% -23.8% Total Income 723.0 702.9 701.2 2.9% 3.1% Cost of goods sold 551.2 520.0 530.8 6.0% 3.8%
Slide 9: Quarterly Financials (Consolidated)
Quarterly Financials (Consolidated) (INR Cr. except EPS) % vs Jan-Mar % vs Apr-Jun Particulars Apr-Jun 25 Jan-Mar 25 Apr-Jun 24 25 24 Sales revenue 943.5 939.7 698.7 0.4% 35.0% Other income 3.4 2.7 2.5 26.6% 36.3% Total Income 946.9 942.4 701.2 0.5% 35.0% Cost of goods sold 687.6 679.6 530.8 1.2% 29
Slide 10: Sales Volume, in MT (Standalone)
Sales Volume, in MT (Standalone) 9
Slide 11: Overview of the Company
OVERVIEW OF THE COMPANY
Slide 12: A leader in ABS & SAN, growing in Polystyrene & other polymer segments
A leader in ABS & SAN … growing in Polystyrene & other polymer segments Globally …. Catering to all regions of ABSOLAC (ABS) Unique product India through: ASALAC innovation capabilities Committed to maintain • R&D STYROLOY highest quality & • 4 Production units performance standards PAN India ABSOLA
Slide 13: ... with consistent growth…
... with consistent growth… 1973 1992 ABS capacity increased to Capacity increased of 1993 10,000 TPA ABS to 39,000 TPA & 1995- SAN to 40,000 TPA 1996 Commissioned new SAN plant in Katol - capacity 5,000 TPA Mr. Rakesh Agrawal Incorporated 2000- ABS Plastics Ltd. and leads it till 2012 2003 ABS capa
Slide 14: ...including plants with scope for expansion in India…
...including plants with scope for expansion in India… 01 NANDESARI Product: Rubber Capacity: 27 KTPA Area: 45,000 sq.m MOXI 02 Product: ABS & Others Capacity: 100 KTPA Area: 45,000 sq.m KATOL 03 Product: SAN Capacity: 100 KTPA Area: 48,000 sq.m DAHEJ 04 Product: PS Capacity: 100 KTPA Area: 2,27,000
Slide 15: Map Ta Phut, Thailand Site
Map Ta Phut, Thailand Site Products: ABS, SAN and Rubber Capacity: ABS : 85 KT SAN : 100 KT Rubber : 31 KT Area : 69,160 Sq.m
Slide 16: ...and cutting edge R&D center with experience in executing global projects…
...and cutting edge R&D center with experience in executing global projects… Established in 1995 – Color excellence 01 R&D facility with more than 1,300 On spot color confirmation colors. with customer requirement. 06 Focus on rubber research, 02 color development activities new product development
Slide 17: ...driven by best practices of SHE…
...driven by best practices of SHE… SHE Highlights SHE Focus Area Best Practices Followed • Committed to the Safety and Health of employees and nearby • Process Safety [As per OSHA guidelines] • Process Safety Management communities - PSM training from external expert conducted for [As per OSHA guid
Slide 18: …led by competent Board of Directors…
…led by competent Board of Directors… Rakesh S. Agrawal Milin Mehta Chairman Independent Director A first-generation entrepreneur, Chairman-Shiva Group Leads the practice of K.C. Mehta & Co. Masters of Engineering in Chem. from Stevens Institute of Tech. Chartered Accountant and Law Graduate Experie
Slide 19: …having marquee clientele
…having marquee clientele • Hero, Honda, Bajaj, TVS, OLA, Yamaha, Aether Automotive • Maruti Suzuki, TATA, Mahindra • Ashok Leyland,…… • LG, Samsung, Haier, Godrej,…. Household • Daikin, Havells, IFB,…. Appliances • Orient, Crompton, Kent, Eureka Forbes,… Stationary, • Flair, Linc, Lexi, Win, Ostern
Slide 20: Capital Market Statistics
Capital Market Statistics Shareholding Pattern Share Price Movement • Exchanges Traded: BSE, NSE • Face Value per Share: Rs. 10 • Current Market Price: INR 2,984/ Share as on Jun 30, 2025 Close • Market Cap : INR 5,089 Cr. • 52 Week High: INR 3,498 ; 52 Week Low: INR 2,220.50 19
Slide 21: Applications across Diverse Industries
APPLICATIONS ACROSS DIVERSE INDUSTRIES
Slide 22: Applications across diverse industries
Applications across diverse industries 21
Slide 23: Applications: ABSOLAC ABS
Applications: ABSOLAC®ABS 22
Slide 24: Applications: ABSOLAC ABS
Applications: ABSOLAC®ABS 23
Slide 25: Applications: ABSOLAN SAN
Applications: ABSOLAN®SAN 24
Slide 26: Applications: ABSOLAN SAN
Applications: ABSOLAN®SAN 25
Slide 27: Applications: STYRENIX GPPS
Applications: STYRENIX®GPPS 26
Slide 28: Applications: STYRENIX GPPS
Applications: STYRENIX®GPPS 27
Slide 29: Applications: STYRENIX HIPS
Applications: STYRENIX®HIPS 28
Slide 30: Applications: STYROLOY & ASALAC
Applications: STYROLOY® & ASALAC® STYROLOY® ASALAC® 29
Slide 31: Business Performance & Outlook
BUSINESS PERFORMANCE & OUTLOOK
Slide 32: Global GDP Growth
Global GDP Growth * India & ASIA is being forecasted by globally highest GDP among other Regions Source IMF 31
Slide 33: India Market Growth Q1 FY25-26
India Market Growth Q1 FY25-26 Small Polymer Large appliances demand Automotive Household & Utility growth Appliances items 5~6% Auto Industry – Two-Wheeler growth was -6.2 % & Four where growth was -1.4% over previous year same period Large Appliances – Refrigerator ~ 1%, AC ~ -30 %, Washing Machin
Slide 34: Outlook Q2 FY25-26
Outlook Q2 FY25-26 • Indian household items- AC industry production expected to be down due to early monsoon and higher inventory this time. • Household industry performance across all products are in between 3~5% • Polymer demand likely to grow> 5% YoY • Auto 4W – Market sentiment quite low due to
Slide 35: An Enthralling Investment Story
An Enthralling Investment Story Market leader in ABS & SAN in India….Growing in polystyrene, blends, other polymer segments and APAC markets… Long established relationships with customers Capacity expansion plan to tap polymer market growth Technology leader with global R&D capabilities Focus on spe
Slide 36: For further information, please contact
For further information, please contact : Bhupesh P. Porwal - Chief Financial Officer bhupesh.porwal@styrenix.com KINDLY READ THE DISCLAIMER AT THE END OF THE PRESENTATION
Slide 37: Disclaimer
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Slide 38: Disclaimer
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