The document contains the transcript of the Q1 FY27 Earnings Conference Call held on July 29, 2026, to discuss the company's quarterly results.
The call was moderated by Purvangi Jain from Valorem Advisors, who represent the company's investor relations.
Management participants included Mr. Rakesh Nayyar (Executive Director and CFO), Mr. Dilip Deole (AVP of Finance and Accounts), and Mr. D.N. Mishra (Company Secretary).
The call included a standard cautionary statement about forward-looking statements being subject to risks and uncertainties.
Operating EBITDA was INR 331 crores with margins of 19.53%, showing 188% YoY growth
Total EBITDA including other income was INR 348 crores with margins of 20.3%
Net profit after tax was INR 236 crores with PAT margin of 13.96%
Sales volume of manufactured products declined 24.5% to 70,842 metric tons from 93,853 metric tons in Q1 FY26
Operational Challenges:
Volume decline attributed to negligible exports due to West Asia crisis and subdued demand from non-OEM segment
Geopolitical tensions in West Asia disrupted cargo movement through Strait of Hormuz
Three styrene plants in the region (traditional suppliers) suspended operations due to safety reasons
Company established alternate supply arrangements to meet domestic customer requirements
Exports were minimal due to reduced styrene monomer availability, increased freight rates, and longer voyage times
Expansion Projects:
Phase 2 expansion of EPS capacity successfully completed
New wide-width EPS board line with capacity of 150,000 cubic meters initiated
Compounding capacity expansion from 50,000 TPA to 80,000 TPA (commissioning by June 2027)
Board approved new 80,000 TPA polystyrene production line at Amdoshi complex, Maharashtra
New line will increase total installed polystyrene capacity from 300,000 TPA to 380,000 TPA
Total estimated investment: INR 450 crores funded through internal accruals
Overall CAPEX plan of approximately INR 900 crores for all expansions
Market Conditions:
Styrene monomer prices remained elevated during most of the quarter, softening briefly in late June
Temporary suspension of import duties on commodity polymers led to increased imports (~20,000 tons in quarter)
Non-OEM segment demand down approximately 50% due to price resistance and gas supply issues
OEM segment demand remained stable and good
Current styrene monomer landed price in India: ~USD 1,300 CFR
Current deltas: GPPS ~USD 250-275, HIPS ~USD 350
Additional Notes Section
The transcript was submitted pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI Listing Regulations
The document will be uploaded on the company website at www.supremepetrochem.com
The document includes the full Q&A session with analysts from various firms including Anvil Wealth, SMIFS Institutional Equities, Trinetra Asset Managers, 360 One Capital Market, Sumangal Investments, and individual investors