Supreme Industries’ shares dipped following a revised FY26 volume growth guidance to 12-14% due to a tepid first half. Temporary headwinds from prolonged monsoons and slower government spending impacted demand, particularly in the plastic piping business. Despite near-term challenges, the company anticipates stronger demand and a gradual revival in the latter half of FY26.
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