**Financial Highlights:** Supreme Petrochem reported Q1-FY26 revenue of ₹1,386.5 Cr, a decline from Q1-FY25, primarily driven by lower styrene monomer prices despite a marginal increase in sales volume to 93,853 MT.

Operating EBITDA stood at ₹114.7 Cr (8.27% margin) and Net Profit at ₹80.9 Cr (5.83% margin), both lower year-on-year.

The company maintains a robust, debt-free balance sheet with an investable surplus of ₹713 Cr.

FY25 Return on Net Worth (RONW) was 18% and Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) was 24%. **Strategic Initiatives & Growth Drivers:** The new 70,000 MTA ABS production line is nearing completion, with commercial operations anticipated in Q2-FY26, marking a key new product introduction.

The company continues its sustainability efforts, with 50% of the Amdoshi plant's power sourced from renewables starting October 2024, alongside zero liquid discharge across both facilities. **Business Developments:** Integration of the recently acquired M/S Xmold Polymers Pvt Ltd, a Tier II supplier of engineering polymer components for auto and appliance sectors, is actively progressing to enhance SPL’s core business. **Market Position & Competitive Advantage:** SPL holds a commanding market leadership in Polystyrene and Expanded Polystyrene, with over 50% market share.

It also operates India's sole Extruded Polystyrene Insulation Foam Board (XPS) plant and a state-of-art Styrenics complex, reinforcing its competitive edge. **Investor Implications:** While Q1 performance reflected commodity price volatility, the upcoming ABS plant commercialization in Q2-FY26 offers significant positive growth potential.

The company’s strong financial position and market leadership in key segments provide a stable foundation, indicating resilience and future expansion avenues.