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Supreme Petrochem Q3 PAT Slumps 57.7% to ₹302 Mn; ABS Plant Operations Suspended
Supreme Petrochem reported a challenging Q3-FY26 with Net Profit dropping 57.7% YoY to ₹302 Mn and Revenue declining 10% to ₹12,647 Mn. While sales volumes grew 6.7% to 91,265 MT, Operating EBITDA margins contracted significantly to 5.47% from 7.07% YoY. A major headwind is the suspension of the newly commissioned 70,000 MTPA ABS plant in December 2025 due to equipment malfunction. Despite these setbacks, the company maintains a strong, debt-free balance sheet with ₹463 crores in investable surplus.
Key Highlights
Revenue from operations fell 10% YoY to ₹12,647 Mn in Q3-FY26.
Net Profit (PAT) saw a sharp decline of 57.7% YoY to ₹302 Mn compared to ₹714 Mn in Q3-FY25.
Operating EBITDA margins contracted by 160 bps YoY to 5.47% due to pricing and margin pressures.
Sales volume grew 6.7% YoY to 91,265 MT, indicating healthy demand despite lower realizations.
The new 70,000 MTPA ABS plant, commissioned in Sept 2025, is currently suspended due to proprietary equipment failure.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should exercise caution as the sharp margin contraction and technical issues at the new ABS plant cloud near-term growth prospects. Monitor management updates regarding the timeline for the ABS plant's restart and the stabilization of raw material spreads.
Supreme Petrochem Q3 PAT Drops 57% YoY to ₹30.15 Cr; ABS Plant Operations Suspended
Supreme Petrochem reported a weak set of numbers for Q3 FY26, with standalone Net Profit falling 57.7% YoY to ₹30.15 crore. Revenue from operations declined 10% YoY to ₹1,264.69 crore, although it showed sequential growth from Q2. Profitability was pressured by higher expenses and an exceptional charge of ₹7.09 crore related to new labour code liabilities. Additionally, the company's newly commissioned 70,000 TPA ABS plant faced a setback with operations suspended in December 2025 due to equipment malfunctioning.
Key Highlights
Standalone Revenue from Operations decreased 10% YoY to ₹1,264.69 crore.
Standalone Net Profit (PAT) plummeted 57.7% YoY to ₹30.15 crore from ₹71.35 crore.
Exceptional item of ₹7.09 crore (standalone) recognized for incremental gratuity and leave encashment liabilities.
Operations at the new 70,000 TPA ABS project suspended in Dec 2025 due to critical equipment failure.
The company remains debt-free with standalone EPS declining to ₹1.60 from ₹4.47 YoY.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should exercise caution due to the significant margin compression and the operational disruption at the new ABS facility. Monitor management commentary regarding the timeline for restoring ABS production and the outlook for Styrenics spreads.
Supreme Petrochem Clarifies Amdoshi Plant Operations; Main Production Units Fully Functional
Supreme Petrochem Limited (SPLPETRO) has issued a formal clarification regarding false rumors of a total shutdown at its Amdoshi Plant in Maharashtra. The company stated that only the newly installed closure equipment is temporarily affected, while the rest of the facility remains fully operational. Production of key materials including PS, EPS, GPPS, HIPS, and XPS is continuing without any hindrance. This announcement aims to protect investor interests by correcting misreported facts circulating in the public domain.
Key Highlights
Denied reports of a complete shutdown at the Amdoshi Plant in Maharashtra
Confirmed that only the newly setup closure equipment is currently non-operational
Core production lines for PS, EPS, GPPS, HIPS, and XPS remain fully functional
Clarification issued under SEBI Regulation 30(11) to address misleading public information
👀 What to Watch
Investors should disregard rumors of a total plant shutdown as core production remains unaffected. Monitor for any further updates regarding the timeline for the new closure equipment to become operational.
Supreme Petrochem Shuts Down mABS Plant at Nagothane Due to Equipment Malfunction
Supreme Petrochem Limited has announced a temporary shutdown of its newly commissioned mABS plant located in Amdoshi, Nagothane, Maharashtra. The closure is attributed to the malfunctioning of critical production equipment within the facility. The company has engaged the technology licensor and equipment supplier to assess the damage and provide a timeline for repairs. A restart date for production will be determined only after a final assessment is completed by the technical teams.
Key Highlights
Temporary shutdown of the mABS plant at Amdoshi, Nagothane (Maharashtra) due to technical issues.
Closure caused by malfunctioning of critical production equipment in the newly setup facility.
Technology licensor and equipment supplier have been notified and are expected to visit the site shortly.
Restart date for production remains uncertain pending a final assessment of the technical issues involved.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should monitor for updates regarding the duration of the shutdown as it may impact quarterly production volumes for the mABS segment. The stock may face short-term pressure until a clear restart timeline is provided by the management.
India Ratings Revises Supreme Petrochem's Outlook to Stable; Affirms 'IND AA-' Rating
India Ratings has revised the outlook for Supreme Petrochem from 'Positive' to 'Stable' while affirming its 'IND AA-' rating. The revision stems from a weaker-than-expected 1HFY26 performance, where EBITDA fell to ₹1.95 billion from ₹2.85 billion YoY, and a six-month delay in the ramp-up of the new ABS facility. While the company temporarily moved to a net debt position of ₹191 million due to high inventory, it maintains a dominant 56% market share in Polystyrene. Analysts expect a recovery in FY27 as the ABS plant stabilizes and value-added product share increases.
Key Highlights
Outlook revised to Stable from Positive; 'IND AA-' rating affirmed for ₹19,000 million bank facilities.
1HFY26 EBITDA declined to ₹1.95 billion vs ₹2.85 billion YoY due to global oversupply and price corrections.
ABS facility ramp-up delayed by 6 months, deferring the target EBITDA of ₹5.5-6.0 billion.
Planned capex of ₹7,050 million for FY26-FY28 to be fully funded through internal accruals.
Maintains leadership with 56% market share in Polystyrene and 59% in Expandable Polystyrene (EPS).
👀 What to Watch
Investors should monitor the volume ramp-up of the new ABS facility in FY27, which is key to margin recovery. While near-term earnings are under pressure from cyclicality, the company's strong market position and zero-long-term-debt stance remain structural positives.
Supreme Petrochem Restores Full Operations at Manali Plant After Rain-Induced Shutdown
Supreme Petrochem Limited has successfully restored full manufacturing operations at its Manali plant in Chennai as of December 9, 2025. The facility had been temporarily shut down since December 5, 2025, due to heavy rainfall and water discharge from nearby reservoirs. The disruption lasted approximately four days, suggesting minimal impact on the company's overall quarterly production volumes. The quick resumption of 'full fledge' operations mitigates concerns regarding supply chain delays for its petrochemical products.
Key Highlights
Full restoration of manufacturing operations at the Manali, Chennai plant on December 9, 2025.
Temporary shutdown lasted approximately 4 days, starting from the initial intimation on December 5, 2025.
The closure was a precautionary measure due to heavy rains and reservoir water discharge in Tamil Nadu.
Company confirms that the plant is now operating at full capacity (full fledge).
👀 What to Watch
The swift restoration of operations indicates that the weather-related disruption was minor; investors should continue to monitor the company's quarterly volume growth and raw material spreads.
Supreme Petrochem Halts Operations at Manali Plant Due to Flooding from Heavy Rains
Supreme Petrochem Limited has reported a temporary suspension of manufacturing operations at its plant located in Manali, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The disruption was caused by heavy rainfall and the subsequent discharge of water from reservoirs into a canal adjacent to the facility, leading to flooding on the premises. The company has not yet provided a timeline for the resumption of operations or an estimate of the financial impact. Investors should note that this facility is a key manufacturing site for the company's petrochemical products.
Key Highlights
Manufacturing operations at the Manali, Chennai plant have been stopped temporarily due to flooding.
Flooding resulted from heavy rains and water discharge from reservoirs into a nearby canal.
The event was disclosed on December 5, 2025, under SEBI (LODR) Regulation 30.
No specific timeline for the resumption of production or damage assessment has been provided yet.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should monitor subsequent filings for the duration of the shutdown and its impact on production volumes for the current quarter. Short-term volatility in the stock price is expected until operations resume.
