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Over the past 12 months, SPLPETRO has outperformed BSE Sensex 30, delivering a return of +16% compared to the BSE Sensex 30's +10% growth.
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Supreme Petrochem Ltd
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Supreme Petrochem Ltd, a stalwart in India's petrochemical industry, has etched its mark as a formidable player specializing in the production and distribution of polystyrene and related polymers. The company, a venture formed through a collaboration between Supreme Industries Limited and the Rajan Raheja Group, began its journey in the early 1990s. Its primary operations revolve around the manufacturing of polystyrene, a versatile plastic used widely across various sectors including packaging, consumer goods, and appliances. Located strategically in Maharashtra, India, Supreme Petrochem leverages its proximity to essential raw materials and ports to streamline operations and logistics, ensuring efficiency from production to delivery. The company's financial engine is driven by its comprehensive value chain, starting with the processing of styrene monomer, a key feedstock. With a robust vertical integration, Supreme Petrochem manages to keep costs contained while maximizing output. Its state-of-the-art facilities produce a range of polystyrene products, from standard grades to high-impact and other specialized variants. These products cater to diverse customer needs, from rigid packaging solutions to more complex industrial applications. Additionally, Supreme Petrochem has expanded its portfolio to include expanded polystyrene and other value-added products, thus broadening its market reach. With a robust infrastructure and continuous innovation, the company not only sustains but thrives, capitalizing on emerging trends in material science and environmental sustainability within the petrochemical sector.
