Supreme Petrochem Share Price Analyzed

The price of Supreme Petrochem shares dropped significantly on Wednesday, falling by 9%. This happened because the company reported lower profits for the latest three months. The share price reached a low of ₹462.30, which is the lowest it’s been since September 2023. Lots of shares – about 0.7 million – were bought and sold during the day.

Key Points

• Share price fell 9% due to lower company profits.
• Net profit decreased 57.7% compared to last year’s Q3.
• EBITDA also dropped significantly, impacting overall earnings.
• Revenue decreased 10% year-over-year due to falling product prices.
• Production issues and equipment malfunctions affected ABS output.
• New ABS plant launched, increasing production volume slightly.

The company’s overall value (market capitalization) is currently around ₹9,319.33 billion. The stock’s movement was down 2.35% overall, while the broader Nifty 50 index also declined. This drop is largely because Supreme Petrochem reported a big decrease in its profits for the quarter.

Specifically, the company’s profit fell by 57.7% compared to the same time last year. This means they made ₹30.2 crore, instead of the ₹71.4 crore they made before. Their ‘Ebitda’ – a measure of how well the company is running – also went down by 33.2%.

Another reason for the drop was that the price of Styrene Monomer, a key material they sell, went down. They also had problems with one of their machines at their ABS plant, which stopped production for a while. This is a big problem because ABS is used to make things like car parts and electric scooters.

However, the company did produce a bit more overall – up 6.7% – thanks to a brand-new plant that started making ABS in September 2025. This new plant can make 70,000 million tons of ABS each year. They’re working hard to fix the problems with their equipment.

“The company is working to resolve operational challenges and improve efficiency.”