Supreme Executive and Leadership Team

P. Somani, the Chief Financial Officer at Supreme, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for the entire manufacturing enterprise. Overseeing the financial reporting and budgetary planning for the diverse product lines, the Chief Financial Officer ensures the long-term solvency and growth of the company. This leadership role involves analyzing market trends to guide investment in new plastic piping systems and performance film technologies. By maintaining rigorous internal controls and transparent financial practices, P. Somani directly supports the confidence of stakeholders and investors. Somani directs the financial risk management processes to protect the firm against volatility in raw material costs within the petrochemical industry. Through the strategic management of assets and liabilities, the Chief Financial Officer provides the necessary capital structure to fuel innovation and expansion, ensuring the continued financial stability of the organization.

Susanta Patnaik, the Chief Operating Officer at Supreme, manages the daily manufacturing workflows and supply chain logistics across all production facilities. Overseeing the fabrication of bathroom fittings and XF films, the Chief Operating Officer optimizes factory throughput to ensure consistent product quality and timely delivery. This leadership role requires close coordination with regional plant managers to maintain high safety standards and operational efficiency. By implementing advanced manufacturing technologies, Susanta Patnaik directly improves the output capacity of the company. Patnaik drives initiatives to reduce waste in the production of plastic piping systems, thereby enhancing overall margins. Through the continuous monitoring of industrial performance metrics, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that the manufacturing infrastructure remains robust and capable of supporting the diverse product portfolio, ultimately strengthening the operational foundation of the entire organization.

Sudhir Kanvinde, the Chief Information Officer at Supreme, architects the digital infrastructure and data management systems supporting the manufacturing operations. Overseeing the integration of enterprise resource planning software, the Chief Information Officer ensures seamless communication between the Mumbai headquarters and regional distribution networks. This leadership role involves protecting critical intellectual property and securing the digital supply chain against emerging cyber threats. By deploying data analytics tools, Sudhir Kanvinde directly enables the executive team to make informed decisions regarding product development and market expansion. Kanvinde manages the modernization of IT systems to support the complex requirements of the petrochemical and protective packaging divisions. Through the implementation of scalable cloud solutions, the Chief Information Officer drives technological agility, ensuring that the company maintains a competitive advantage in an increasingly digitized global manufacturing landscape.

Mustafa Tinwala, the Managing Director at Supreme, directs the overarching corporate strategy and long-term growth initiatives for the organization. Overseeing the expansion of plastic piping systems and performance films, the Managing Director ensures alignment between manufacturing output and global market demand. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to refine operational goals and enhance the competitive edge of the company within the petrochemical sector. By prioritizing sustainable production methods and efficient resource allocation, Mustafa Tinwala directly impacts the profitability and market reach of the firm. Tinwala maintains a focus on scaling the production of composite cylinders and molded furniture to meet evolving consumer needs. Through rigorous oversight of corporate governance and strategic planning, the Managing Director secures the future trajectory of the business while upholding the legacy of excellence established in 1942.