Company intends to add 60,000 tonne capacity going ahead: Supreme Ind

Supreme Industries reported a weak quarter. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, MP Taparia, MD of the company discussed the company's Q3 performance.

Aim to achieve Rs 5100-5200 crore biz in FY18: Supreme Industries

Supreme Industries reported a weak quarter. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, MP Taparia, Managing Director of the company spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

Expect volumes to grow 10-12% this year: Supreme Industries

Expect full year volume to grow between 12-15%: Supreme Ind

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, MP Taparia, MD of Supreme Industries spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

To focus on value added products with high margins: Supreme Ind

Supreme Industries, India's largest plastic processing company has been the biggest beneficiary of lower crude prices, which helped margin improvement as well as capacity utilisation in a big way is the word coming in from MP Taparia, MD, Supreme Industries.

Expect full year margin to be 14%: Supreme Industries MD

Speaking to CNBCTV-18, MP Taparia, MD of Supreme Industries said that he expects the margins to be around 14 percent for the whole year.

See volume growth of 15% in FY16: Supreme Industries

MP Taparia, MD,Supreme Industries said the company plans to develop new products in the cross-laminated film division.

Eye 14% FY15 margins and better revenue: Supreme Industries

The company‘s consolidated net profit stood at Rs 25.1 crore versus Rs 43 crore (YoY).

Eye 12% volume grow in 3 yrs, better margins: Supreme Inds

Supreme Industries is confident of reducing its debt by around Rs 150 crore by December-end, MD MP Taparia said.

Supreme Industries: Aims Rs 3900cr sales in FY14; land bank valued at Rs 250cr

“Supreme Industries may clock revenues of Rs 3900 crore in FY14. Operating margins are likely to be in the range of 14 to 15 percent,” said M P Taparia, managing director at Supreme Industries in an exclusive interview to moneycontrol.com.

14% rev from industrial division under threat: Supreme Ind

Supreme Industries Chairman MP Taparia tells CNBC-TV18 that higher monetary costs along with low growth in this division have resulted in the company lowering its guidance, keeping it close to Rs 350-375 crore.

See FY12 turnover above Rs 2800cr: Supreme Inds

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, MP Taparia, chairman of Supreme Industries said, the company expects FY12 turnover to be above Rs 2,800 crore.

Supreme Ind expects to maintain 14-15% OPM in FY12

MP Taparia the chairman of Supreme Industries, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Sonia Shenoy, gave his perspective of the third quarter performance and divulged future plans.