Supreme Petrochem Ltd (SPL) has officially announced the successful commissioning of its EPS-Phase II expansion project at the Amdoshi Plant in Nagothane, Maharashtra. This strategic move has significantly increased the company’s total production capacity for Expandable Polystyrene (EPS) from 85,000 TPA to 1,15,000 TPA. The project was completed to address the rising demand in key sectors such as packaging and construction.

The expansion involved a capital investment of Rs. 54 crores, which was entirely funded through the company’s internal accruals. Prior to this expansion, the Amdoshi plant was operating at a capacity utilization of 75%. The commissioning of Phase II is expected to strengthen SPL’s market position by meeting the projected growth in the cold supply chain and infrastructure segments.

Supreme Petrochem Ltd is a dominant leader in the Indian petrochemical sector, primarily known as the largest producer of Polystyrene and Expandable Polystyrene in the country. Throughout 2025, the company focused on operational efficiency and strategic maintenance, including the partial restoration of its mABS plant at Amdoshi, which restarted at 65% capacity following equipment repairs. In late 2025, credit rating agencies like India Ratings and CRISIL reaffirmed their ratings for SPL, maintaining a “Stable” outlook due to its strong market standing and robust balance sheet.

For the last quarterly results announced for the period ended December 31, 2025, the company reported a total income of Rs. 1,273.47 crore. This represented a growth of approximately 14.8% compared to the previous quarter (September 2025), where income stood at Rs. 1,108.98 crore. However, the net profit for the December quarter was Rs. 30.14 crore, a decrease from the Rs. 48.19 crore recorded in the preceding quarter. Notable promoter-group investors associated with the company include the Taparia and Raheja families, who have been instrumental in steering the company’s long-term strategic direction.