All time plastics Limited has filed its mandatory quarterly compliance certificate with stock exchanges for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. The filing, submitted on April 6, 2026, fulfills the company's regulatory obligations under SEBI's depositories framework.

Regulatory Compliance Filing

The certificate was submitted pursuant to Regulation 74(5) of the SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018. Company Secretary Antony Alapat signed and filed the document with both BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited on behalf of All Time Plastics Limited.

Registrar Confirmation

KFin Technologies Limited, acting as the company's Registrar, Share Transfer and Depository Services agent, provided the underlying certificate dated April 4, 2026. The registrar confirmed compliance with regulatory requirements for the quarter ended March 31, 2026.

The registrar's certificate, signed by Vice President Dnyanesh Gharote, stated that details of securities dematerialized during the quarter were furnished to all stock exchanges where the company's shares are listed. Importantly, KFin Technologies confirmed that no requests were received for dematerialization or rematerialization during Q4FY26.

Key Quarter Highlights

Corporate Information

All Time Plastics Limited, formerly known as All Time Plastics Private Limited, operates from its registered office at B-30, Royal Industrial Estate, Naigaum Cross Road, Wadala, Mumbai. The company's shares trade on BSE under scrip code 544479 and on NSE under the symbol ALLTIME.

The absence of dematerialization and rematerialization requests during the quarter suggests stable shareholding patterns and minimal trading activity in physical share certificates. This quarterly filing demonstrates the company's continued adherence to SEBI's regulatory framework governing depositories and market participants.

All Time Plastics has issued a regulatory disclosure under SEBI Regulation 30, detailing significant operational challenges arising from geopolitical developments in West Asia and government policy changes affecting the petrochemicals sector.

Government Directive Impacts Raw Material Supply

The company has been affected by a directive from the Government of India under the Essential Commodities Act, requiring domestic producers to prioritize Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) manufacturing over petrochemicals production. This policy shift, combined with ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia, has created substantial supply chain disruptions for the company's operations.

Supply Chain Disruptions and Cost Pressures

The geopolitical conflict in West Asia has resulted in significant disruptions to global shipping and logistics channels, leading to multiple operational challenges:

The company reports elevated raw material prices that may pressure margins in the near term, particularly where customer pricing discussions remain ongoing. These cost increases add to the operational complexity as the company navigates supply constraints.

Market Demand Remains Strong Despite Challenges

Despite the operational difficulties, All Time Plastics continues to witness healthy demand for its products, including export demand in certain markets. However, current disruptions have impacted raw material availability and timing, resulting in delays in executing customer orders and potential spillover of sales from the current period to subsequent periods.

Company Response and Outlook

Management is implementing several mitigation strategies to address the challenges:

The company anticipates an easing of raw material supply constraints in the coming weeks based on current industry inputs and emerging supply-side indications. However, management acknowledges that the situation remains fluid and evolving, with no assurance regarding the timing or extent of improvement.

All Time Plastics has committed to keeping stock exchanges informed of any material developments as the situation evolves.