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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The Supreme Industries Limited, established in Mumbai, India, in 1942, is a prominent manufacturer and seller of a diverse array of plastic goods, primarily operating within India but also engaged in exports. Its extensive product range encompasses molded plastic furniture such as chairs, tables, and seating solutions. The company provides a variety of material handling and storage items, including bins, crates (from standard to vacuum-formed and corrugated sheet types), and pallets, alongside recyclable packaging. In the petrochemical domain, it offers various grades of polystyrene, including general purpose, high impact, and specialty variants. Supreme Industries also produces advanced film products, such as multi-layered, UV-stabilized plastic films marketed under the SILPAULIN brand for agricultural, industrial, and covering uses, as well as co-extruded multi-layer barrier films. Its protective packaging portfolio features thermoplastic PE foam sheets and profiles, air bubble films, and specialized rubber foams with properties like corrosion resistance, anti-static capabilities, and UV resistance. Furthermore, it supplies expansion joint fillers and anti-seismic foams for construction, along with insulation products for various industries. A significant part of its offerings includes comprehensive plastic piping systems, incorporating uPVC, HDPE, CPVC, and polypropylene pipes, along with their associated fittings, inspection chambers, industrial and DWC PE pipe systems, and fire sprinkler systems. Additionally, the company manufactures sanitaryware, roto-molded tanks, solvents, composite LPG cylinders, and assorted industrial components.
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