Supreme Petrochem Shares Gain Over 5% Despite April–June Profit Decline
The rally was supported by the company’s strong fundamentals, debt-free status, and a final dividend of ₹7.50 per share declared in July. Analysts believe investors are focusing on long-term stability and are awaiting the company’s next earnings report for the July–September quarter.
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