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- Can Supreme Industries regain momentum after cutting FY26 growth guidance?Supreme Industries' shares dipped following a revised FY26 volume growth guidance to 12-14% due to a tepid first half. Temporary headwinds ...
- JM Financial initiates coverage on 3 plastic pipes stock, predicts up to 27% upsideJM Financial initiates coverage on four Indian plastic piping companies—Supreme Industries, Astral, Prince Pipes, and Plastic Pipes—project...
- Add Supreme Industries, target price Rs 4,770: HDFC SecuritiesHDFC Securities recommends adding Supreme Industries stock with a target price of Rs 4,770. The current stock price is Rs 4,569.6. The comp...
- Solve Plastic Products shares list at 12% premium on NSE SME platformSolve Plastic Products listed on the NSE SME platform at a 12% premium, opening at Rs 102 per share. Its IPO of 13.02 lakh fresh equity sha...
- Beating all headwinds with strong brand and delivering growth: 6 stocks with an upside potential of up to 46%A luggage maker, pipe maker and a furniture maker who supply a number of products to different state police. They cater to different needs ...
- Fundamental Radar: What factors have driven a re-rating of Supreme Industries? Pankaj Kumar explainsSupreme Industries, a major player in the Indian plastic industry, expects strong growth in the plastic piping segment driven by demand fro...
- Buy Apollo Pipes, target price Rs 570: Yes SecuritiesStock rebounded off the support zone. Break above Rs 530 could unlock upside potential till Rs 570.
- Can rising competition, input costs roil Supreme Industries' growth potential?Supreme is among India’s largest plastic pipe manufacturers and sellers. It enjoyed a market share of 10 per cent in the plastic piping ind...
- Infra, pipes firms set to benefit as FM allocates Rs 60,000 cr to drinking water projectAnalysts at ICICI Securities also said Rs 60,000 crore allocated for Jal se Nal Yojna will be beneficial for infrastructure sector and pipe...
- Buy Prince Pipes, target price Rs 315: EdelweissPrince Pipes & Fittings Ltd., incorporated in the year 1987, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 2895.88 Crore) operating in ...
- Plastic pipes sector set to boom, Finolex analysts’ top pickFinolex is a potential re-rating candidate as it is likely to earn free cash flow yield of 6.2% in FY22.
- Trending stocks: Apollo Pipes share price jumps over 7%Shares of Apollo Pipes Ltd. traded 7.27 per cent up in trade at 12:08PM on Wednesday .
- Why the plastic sector is a good investment opportunity and 4 stocks to bet on right nowWhile the recent ban on some plastic products in Maharashtra has dampened sentiments towards plastic companies, the segment’s growth potent...
- Falling crude oil prices likely to boost plastic, packaging sectorsThe industry is making contribution to the development and growth of various key sectors.
- Bullish on this new theme for next 2 years: Hemang Jani, SharekhanBy being bullish on L&T, the market is betting on the revival in the private capex
- 2 stocks that will help you make money: Avinnash Gorakssakar, MoneyliciousSterlite Technologies and Supreme Industries are two stocks that are recommended by Gorakssakar.
- Why analysts are getting bullish on Supreme IndustriesFalling raw material and product prices and a likely increase in engineered plastic demand have made Supreme analysts’ top pick.
- Strong fundamentals make Supreme Industries a safe betThe largest plastics processing company in India has taken firm strides to capitalise on the shift from metals to plastics.
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