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Supreme Industries Ltd.'s (SIL) Q1FY26 result was below our estimates on key parameters. During the quarter the Plastic Pipe Systems business growth was adversely affected due to unfavorable PVC resin prices scenario and demand from infrastructure spend not picking. The segment was also affected due to 20 days early break off monsoon. This resulted in loss of agriculture piping system business due to fall in prices in the quarter also there were inventory loss affecting profitability in the quarter. SIL reported net sales of Rs26bn, down by 1% YoY, while EBITDA came in at Rs3.1bn, declined by 17.7% over Q1FY25. It...
Supreme Industries' (SI) Q1FY26 volume growth was 5.7% below our estimates, due to lower volume in the plastic pipe segment (up 6.1% YoY against our est. of 7.3%) due to early monsoon, leading to lower demand in the agriculture piping segments, delay in ADD on PVC resin resulted de-stocking in the channels. EBITDA margin contracted by 250bps YoY with decrease in EBIT/kg to Rs 10.6 (down 35.9% YoY) in pipe segment mainly due to inventory loss of Rs 500mn. Adjusting for the inventory loss PAT was in line with our estimates in Q1FY26. The management has revised its FY26 guidance, raising P&F volume...
PPFL is maintaining elevated inventory levels to strategically capture market opportunities, complemented by increased distributor incentives now set at 3%. However, a spillover in inventory loss is expected in Q1FY26 as well. PPFL navigated a challenging FY25, marked by heightened PVC price volatility, channel destocking, and subdued demand due to reduced government spending....
We initiate coverage on Time Technoplast (TIME) with a BUY rating and a target price of INR578 (41% upside potential), based on 22x FY27E P/E (close to sector average).
P&F reported soft volume growth of 2.1% YoY due to challenging demand scenario and delays in ADD on PVC resin prices. The company has guided double digit volume growth for FY26, with margin recovery expected as competitive pricing will improve with demand and normalization in channel inventory. EBIT/kg for the P&F segment moderated at Rs10.5 with lower PVCEDC spread at USD 491/MT and 3.2% YoY lower realization. The correction in realization was mainly due to discounts and correction in RM prices. We...
Astral Ltd (ASTRA) has reported soft volume growth of 1.3% in the plastic pipe segment (as expected) due to weak demand scenario and delays in ADD on PVC resin prices. However, its plumbing EBITDA margin remain flat YoY at 20.4%, with EBITDA per kg for the plastic pipe segment at Rs37 even after inventory loss in Q4FY25. This was considered healthy given the current challenging demand environment, largely due to an increase in the VAP mix and cost rationalization efforts. With the upward reversal in PVC resin prices,...
As per market consensus, Astral Ltd. is currently trading at 1year fwd. P/E of 51x (which is at ~23% discount to 5 year Avg P/E. 67x). The long-term growth story of Astral is intact on the back of superior product mix, leadership within CVC pipes segment, new launches, an extensive distribution network and a healthy balance sheet....
The combination of reduced government infrastructure spending, a slowdown in the real estate sector, and persistent price fluctuations in PVC led to destocking, adversely impacting overall volumes and profitability. EBITDA margins contracted by 256 bps YoY to 13.8%, largely attributable to an...
Supreme Industries (SI) reported Q4FY25 blended plastics volume growth of 2.3% YoY (6-year CAGR of 9.8%) with pipes segment reporting modest 2.2% YoY volume growth (6-year CAGR of 11.7%) on a high base YoY. Blended EBIT/kg contracted 23.1% YoY to INR16.5 (+19.2% QoQ) as pipes EBIT/kg fell 27.8% YoY to INR 13.3 (+22.3% QoQ), partly due to inventory losses.
Consolidated revenue stood at Rs. 3,027 crore, flat y-o-y, due to a 2% y-o-y fall in realisations, while total volumes grew at just 2.3% y-o-y in Q4FY25.
Supreme Industries’ Q4 revenue remained muted at Rs30bn, up just 0.6% y/y, as overall volumes sold rose a meagre 2.3% y/y. Profitability was impacted as PVC pricing environment remained uncertain, with a downward bias deferring filling of channel inventory and under absorption of fixed overheads.
