Why Supreme Industries Shares Fell 4.03% Today | 1 October 2026

NSE: SUPREMEIND · 1 October 2026 · Dated market coverage

Price
₹3,312.00

Change
-4.03%

High / Low
₹3,437.00 / ₹3,286.90

Prev. Close
₹3,451.00

Volume
1.08L

Updated
02:30 PM

Key Takeaways
  • SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD was trading4.03% lowerat ₹3,312.00 and near the lower end of the day’s trading range.
  • Likely reason:broad market weakness and ongoing consolidation.
  • Cash volume was around74% of the 20-day average full-session volume, so participation remained below an average full session.

Why Supreme Industries Shares Are Falling 4.03% Today

Supreme Industries Ltd (SUPREMEIND) fell 4.03% during the session, trading around ₹3,312 compared to its previous close of ₹3,451. The stock moved within a day’s range of ₹3,286.90 and ₹3,437.00, accompanied by a trading volume of 108,449 shares, which reflects relatively subdued participation at around 75% of its 5-day and 20-day averages.

The broader market also experienced downward pressure, with the Nifty declining by 1.25%. The stock’s negative movement aligns with the broader market weakness and extends its recent underperformance, showing a 5-day return decline of 1.80% and a 20-day return loss of 3.87%.

On the corporate disclosures front, recent regulatory filings from early September noted disclosures under Regulation 10(6) of SEBI Takeover Regulations regarding share acquisitions by promoter group members such as Vijay Kumar Taparia, though these administrative filings serve as structural background rather than immediate catalysts for today’s price action.

Likely Reason for Today’s Move
broad market weakness and ongoing consolidation
The stock moved down alongside a weaker broader market (-1.25% on Nifty), continuing a short-term corrective phase without any specific same-day operational trigger.
  • Nifty down 1.25%
  • Supreme Industries down 4.03%
  • Volume below 20-day average at 0.74x

Latest Company Developments

Promoter Share Acquisition Disclosure
04-Sep-2026
Vijay Kumar Taparia submitted disclosures under Regulation 10(6) of SEBI Takeover Regulations regarding share acquisitions made in reliance upon exemptions provided under the regulations. Such filings provide transparency regarding internal stake realignments within the promoter group.

Ownership & Transaction Activity

Promoter Pledge / Encumbrance
Promoter Holding
48.96%
48.96% previous qtr

Recent Ownership / Shareholding
FII/FPI
17.08%
17.12% previous qtr

Mutual Funds
10.67%
10.80% previous qtr

Institutional
36.16%
36.35% previous qtr

MF Schemes
33
30 previous qtr

Mutual Fund Holdings

Mutual funds decreased their aggregate stake to10.67%from 10.80%in the previous quarter. The number of disclosed MF/UTI shareholders was 33, versus 30 in the previous quarter.
HDFC MUTUAL FUND-HDFC ARBITRAGE FUND
2.34M shares • 1.84%
30-JUN-2026

SBI NIFTY MIDCAP 150 INDEX FUND
2.10M shares • 1.65%
30-JUN-2026

ISIF EQUITY EX-TOP 100 LONG-SHORT FUND
1.76M shares • 1.38%
30-JUN-2026

What to Watch Next

  • Performance and volume trends in the plastic piping and building products segments
  • Upcoming quarterly financial results announcements

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD share price falling today?

The stock moved down alongside a weaker broader market (-1.25% on Nifty), continuing a short-term corrective phase without any specific same-day operational trigger.

How strong is trading participation today?

Participation is moderate rather than exceptional. Volume is about 0.74x the latest 20-day average.

Disclaimer:Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Registration with SEBI and NISM certification do not guarantee performance or returns. This article is informational and educational, not personalised investment advice or a recommendation. Market data may be delayed; verify current information before acting.

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Article by: WittyTrades Research Desk

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