Supreme Industries Dividend: Stock Down 4% Today as Rs 12 Per Share Payout Is Declared, Record Date Fixed; Check Yield and Stock Split History

The Supreme Industries dividend was announced along with the Q2 FY27 results on 26 Oct 2026, and the stock reacted by falling as much as 7.6% from the day high to the day low of Rs 3,244.30 (my calculation). The company is India's largest plastic pipes maker by volume and also sells packaging films, industrial products and cross-linked polyethylene products, so investors tend to read its results for pipe volumes and margins.

This article explains the Supreme Industries dividend terms, the record date and ex-date, the yield on different bases, the full dividend history and stock split history, the Q2 numbers behind the fall and the levels that matter now. It is educational and not advice.

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Supreme Industries Dividend: Terms, Record Date and Who Gets Paid

Supreme Industries dividend: item	Detail	Comment (my calculation where marked)
Type and amount	Interim, Rs 12 per share (600%)	Face value is Rs 2
Board approval	26 Oct 2026	Approved with the Q2 and H1 FY27 results
Record date	Friday, 30 Oct 2026	Shareholders on the register on this date are eligible
Ex-date (ex-dividend date)	Not stated in the sources I could retrieve	Past interim payouts since 2023 had the same ex-date and record date, so 30 Oct is likely; confirm on the exchange
Payment date	Not stated in the sources I could retrieve	The Companies Act requires payment within 30 days of declaration, which is about 25 Nov (my calculation)
Payout on 100 shares	Rs 1,200	Before tax
Total cash outflow	About Rs 152 crore	Assumes about 12.7 crore shares; verify in the filing

The Supreme Industries dividend is paid only to shareholders whose names are on the register on the Supreme Industries record date, 30 Oct 2026. Because Indian markets settle trades one day after the trade date, a buyer needs to hold the shares before the ex-date to be eligible, which means buying on or before 29 Oct if the ex-date is 30 Oct. The Supreme Industries dividend cash outflow is about 28% of the Rs 543.16 crore profit of the first half and about 22% of the Rs 685 crore net cash surplus (my calculation).

Supreme Industries dividend income is taxable in the hands of the investor at the slab rate, and a company deducts tax at source at 10% for resident shareholders when the total dividend in a year is above Rs 10,000. Check the exchange filing for the final ex-date and payment date of the Supreme Industries dividend before acting.

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Supreme Industries Dividend Yield: Three Ways to Measure It

Supreme Industries dividend yield: basis	Amount per share	Yield on Rs 3,250 (my calculation)
This interim payout alone	Rs 12	0.37%
Same payout on the Rs 3,390 previous close	Rs 12	0.35%
Two payouts declared in 2026 (final plus interim)	Rs 37	1.14%
Trailing 12 months with this payout (Nov 2025, Jun 2026, Oct 2026)	Rs 48	1.48%
Data provider trailing yield	Not applicable	1.04% (calculated on an older price)

The Supreme Industries dividend yield is low because the share price is high, and the company has historically paid a modest share of its profit. The yield at the ex-date of the Rs 11 interim payout in Nov 2025 was 0.28% and for the Rs 25 final payout in Jun 2026 it was 0.73%, according to one dividend tracker. The fall in the share price lifts the yield on this payout by about 0.01 percentage points compared with the previous close (my calculation), so the Supreme Industries dividend yield story depends more on the steady growth of the payout than on the price move.

Supreme Industries Dividend History: Interim Payouts Have Risen Every Year

Supreme Industries dividend: year	Interim (per share)	Final (per share)	Record date of interim
2020	Rs 5	Rs 17 (2021)	6 Nov 2020
2021	Rs 6	Rs 18 (2022)	1 Nov 2021
2022	Rs 6	Rs 20 (2023)	9 Nov 2022
2023	Rs 8	Rs 22 (2024)	7 Nov 2023
2024	Rs 10	Rs 24 (2025)	30 Oct 2024
2025	Rs 11	Rs 25 (2026)	3 Nov 2025
2026	Rs 12	To be declared in 2027	30 Oct 2026

The Supreme Industries dividend of Rs 12 is 9.1% higher than the Rs 11 interim of 2025, and the Rs 25 final of Jun 2026 was 4.2% higher than the Rs 24 of 2025 (my calculation). The interim Supreme Industries dividend has grown from Rs 5 in 2020 to Rs 12 in 2026, which is 2.4 times or about 15.7% a year (my calculation). A Supreme Industries dividend history from one tracker shows 40 declarations since 2007, including an extra interim of Rs 10 in Mar 2020 and a special dividend of Rs 5 in 2017. The Rs 25 final payout has a data conflict: one page shows an ex-date of 25 Jun 2026 and a record date of 26 Jun 2026, while another source gives book closure from 27 Jun to 3 Jul, so confirm the dates with the company filing.

Supreme Industries Stock Split History: One Split, in 2010

Supreme Industries stock split: item	Detail
Corporate action	Stock split (sub-division of shares)
Old face value	Rs 10
New face value	Rs 2
Ex-date	19 Oct 2010
Implied ratio	5 shares for every 1 share held (my calculation)
Later splits	None found in the sources I checked

The source page does not state the split ratio, so the 5-for-1 figure is my calculation from the change in face value. I did not find a stock split or a bonus issue after 2010 in the sources that I could retrieve, and the current face value is Rs 2. A Supreme Industries dividend of Rs 12 on a Rs 2 face value is 600% of face value, which is why headlines quote it as a 600% payout.

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Why the Stock Fell After the Supreme Industries Dividend Announcement

Supreme Industries Q2 FY27 (Sep 2026 quarter)	Q2 FY27	Comparison (my calculation)
Revenue	Rs 3,369.96 crore	Up 39.9% from Rs 2,409.41 crore a year ago; up 23.6% from Rs 2,726.79 crore in June
EBITDA	Rs 439.70 crore	Up 40.5% from Rs 312.94 crore a year ago; up 8.0% from Rs 407.08 crore in June
EBITDA margin	13.96%	13.69% a year ago; 17.67% in June, down 3.71 percentage points
Net profit	Rs 262.44 crore	Up 59.3% from a year ago; down 6.5% from Rs 280.72 crore in June
Plastic goods sold	1,84,455 tonnes	Up 19.44% from a year ago
High value-added product sales	Rs 1,476 crore	Up 38% from a year ago
Net cash surplus	Rs 685 crore	Up from Rs 648 crore

The numbers behind the Supreme Industries dividend look strong against last year, so the fall most likely reflects the quarter-on-quarter picture. Profit slipped 6.5% from the June quarter and the EBITDA margin dropped sharply from the 17.67% of June to 13.96%, which suggests that raw material costs or product mix pulled margins down (my reading, not a company statement). I could not retrieve management commentary on the margin or any brokerage note on the result, so the reason for the fall is an inference. The stock was down 2.63% at Rs 3,300.80 at 2:16 PM according to one news report and closed 4.1% lower.

For the first half of FY27, which funds the Supreme Industries dividend, revenue was Rs 6,096.75 crore, up 21.1%, and net profit was Rs 543.16 crore, up 48.0%. The company is also building new sites in Bihar and Jammu and adding capacity at Erode, Puducherry and Malanpur.

Supreme Industries Dividend and Valuation: What the Fundamentals Say

Supreme Industries share: measure	Value	Comment (my calculation where marked)
Close (NSE, 26 Oct 2026)	Rs 3,250	Down Rs 140 or 4.13% on the day
Day range	Rs 3,244.30 to Rs 3,512.50	Close is near the day low
52-week range	Rs 3,140 to Rs 4,212.50	Close is 22.8% below the high and 3.5% above the low
P/E (data provider)	42.45	About 40 on the Rs 3,250 close and EPS of Rs 81.27 (my calculation); industry P/E is 34.36
Return on equity	15.46%	Healthy for a manufacturing business
Debt to equity	0.01	Almost debt-free
Price to book	7.10	On a book value of Rs 485.65 per share

The Supreme Industries dividend comes from a business with almost no debt and a net cash surplus of Rs 685 crore, so the payout is well covered. The valuation is not low, with a P/E of about 40 against an industry level of 34.36, which means that the market already pays for growth. The stock has also lost about 22.8% over the past year, based on the 52-week high of Rs 4,212.50 and one page that shows a one-year return of minus 22.83%.

Supreme Industries Share Price: Key Technical Levels After the Dividend News

Supreme Industries share: indicator (daily)	Reading	What it suggests
Close	Rs 3,250	Near the 52-week low of Rs 3,140
14-day RSI	40.8	Weak but not in oversold territory
20-day EMA	Rs 3,486.70	Close is 6.8% below (my calculation)
SuperTrend (10, 3)	Sell, band at Rs 3,697.09	Trend is down
Support	Rs 3,244.30 and Rs 3,140	Day low and 52-week low
Resistance	Rs 3,512.50 and Rs 3,697.09	Day high and SuperTrend band

These levels around the Supreme Industries dividend news describe the trend and are not targets. A close below Rs 3,140 would be a fresh 52-week low, while a recovery above the 20-day EMA near Rs 3,487 would show that sellers are losing control. Volume on the NSE was about 8.28 lakh shares on the day, though I could not confirm how that compares with the average. A Supreme Industries dividend does not protect the share price, since the stock usually falls by about the payout amount on the ex-date.

Supreme Industries Dividend: What Investors Should Watch Next

1. The exchange filing for the final ex-date and payment date of the Supreme Industries dividend, since the sources I retrieved did not state them.
2. Whether the EBITDA margin behind the Supreme Industries dividend recovers from 13.96% in the coming quarters, which will decide if the quarter-on-quarter fall in profit was temporary.
3. Management commentary on pipe volumes, PVC resin prices and the new sites in Bihar and Jammu.
4. The price reaction on the ex-date of the Supreme Industries dividend, when the share price usually adjusts for the payout.
5. A close below the 52-week low of Rs 3,140 or above the 20-day EMA near Rs 3,487.

Conclusion: Supreme Industries Dividend Is Growing, but the Margin Drives the Stock

The Supreme Industries dividend of Rs 12 per share, with a record date of 30 Oct 2026, continues a run of rising interim payouts, with the Supreme Industries record date only days away and is backed by a net cash surplus of Rs 685 crore. The Supreme Industries dividend yield is small at about 0.37% on this payout and about 1.14% on the two payouts of 2026 (my calculation), so the stock is not a high-yield pick. The fall of 4.1% came after margins dropped from the June quarter, and the next margin trend will matter more than the Supreme Industries dividend. The only split on record is the 5-for-1 cut in face value in 2010.

Check the exchange filing for the ex-date and payment date, compare the Supreme Industries dividend yield with your other holdings and consider your own risk profile before you decide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Supreme Industries dividend and what is the Supreme Industries record date?

Ans. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 12 per share (600% on a face value of Rs 2) on 26 Oct 2026. The record date is Friday, 30 Oct 2026, and shareholders on the register on that date are eligible. The ex-date and payment date were not stated in the sources I could retrieve, so confirm them on the exchange.

What is the Supreme Industries dividend yield?

Ans. The Supreme Industries dividend of Rs 12 gives a yield of about 0.37% on the Rs 3,250 close (my calculation). The Rs 25 final and the Rs 12 interim together make Rs 37 in 2026, or about 1.14%, and the trailing 12 months including this payout come to Rs 48, or about 1.48% (my calculation). A data provider shows a trailing yield of 1.04% on an older price.

Why did the Supreme Industries share price fall 4% today?

Ans. The stock closed at Rs 3,250 after the Supreme Industries dividend news, down 4.13% from Rs 3,390, following the Q2 FY27 results. Revenue rose 39.9% and profit rose 59.3% from a year ago, but profit fell 6.5% from the June quarter and the EBITDA margin dropped to 13.96% from 17.67%. I could not find management or brokerage commentary, so the margin link is my reading and not a stated reason.

What is the Supreme Industries stock split history?

Ans. The company split its shares once, cutting the face value from Rs 10 to Rs 2 with an ex-date of 19 Oct 2010. That implies a 5-for-1 split (my calculation), because the source does not state the ratio. I did not find any later split in the sources I checked, and the face value is still Rs 2.

How many dividends has Supreme Industries declared in 2026?

Ans. The Supreme Industries dividend count for 2026 is two cash payouts so far, the Rs 25 final announced on 27 Apr 2026 and the Rs 12 interim announced on 26 Oct 2026. Together they add up to Rs 37 per share (my calculation). The final payout had a record date of 26 Jun 2026, though one source shows book closure from 27 Jun to 3 Jul, so the dates should be checked.

How much dividend will I get on 100 Supreme Industries shares?

Ans. You would get Rs 1,200 on 100 shares from the Supreme Industries dividend of Rs 12 before tax. Dividend is taxable at your slab rate, and 10% tax is deducted at source for resident shareholders when the yearly dividend from the company is above Rs 10,000. You must hold the shares before the ex-date to qualify.

What are the key levels for the Supreme Industries share price?

Ans. The stock closed at Rs 3,250 with support at the day low of Rs 3,244.30 and the 52-week low of Rs 3,140. Resistance sits near the day high of Rs 3,512.50, the 20-day EMA near Rs 3,486.70 and the SuperTrend band near Rs 3,697.09. The 14-day RSI is 40.8 and the SuperTrend is on a sell signal, so these levels describe the trend and are not recommendations.

Is this article investment advice?

Ans. No. It is educational and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Please check the figures against company filings and your own risk profile before you act on anything you read here.