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1.5 million

obal the projected sugar surplus for the 2023-24 period has witnessed a notable increase, rising by 1.5 million metric tons as compared to the October estimate, reaching a total of 4.74 million metric tons. Thi

4.74 million

crease, rising by 1.5 million metric tons as compared to the October estimate, reaching a total of 4.74 million metric tons. This upward revision is attributed to a combination of factors, including elevated pr

rs,

ng a total of 4.74 million metric tons. This upward revision is attributed to a combination of factors, including elevated production levels and decreased consumption. Brazil has played a significant rol

193 million

n this shift, with increased production. Global production outlook for the year is now adjusted to 193 million tons. Current estimates suggest that Brazil is poised to achieve a record-breaking sugar productio

40 million

rent estimates suggest that Brazil is poised to achieve a record-breaking sugar production of over 40 million tons. Despite this promising forecast, logistical challenges in Brazil may impede trade flows from

32 million

. The Sugar Season (SS) for 2023-24 in India began with an initial estimate of sugar production at 32 million tons, accounting for a sacrifice of more than 4 million tons for ethanol production. However, the

4 million

an initial estimate of sugar production at 32 million tons, accounting for a sacrifice of more than 4 million tons for ethanol production. However, the rapid onset of the El-Nino phenomenon had discernible e

Rs. 4000

. In the early part of the recently concluded quarter, sugar prices surged, reaching approximately Rs. 4000 per quintal. The anticipated shortage in sugar production prompted the Central Government to take m

1.7 million

ol produced from grains. This strategic move aims to restrict the sacrifice of sugar production to 1.7 million tons while concurrently boosting overall sugar production. Contrary to initial expectations of a w

1 million

ast two weeks, estimates for sugar production in 2023-24 have been revised upward by approximately 1 million to 1.5 million metric tons, reflecting the changing scenario AISTA, has recently estimated that su

2 million

ario AISTA, has recently estimated that sugar production of SS 2023-24, net of diversion of around 2 million tons for ethanol, is likely to be around 31.6 million tons. ISMA is also likely to revise it produ

31.6 million

uction of SS 2023-24, net of diversion of around 2 million tons for ethanol, is likely to be around 31.6 million tons. ISMA is also likely to revise it production estimate soon. Considering the positive trend in

“Despite this promising forecast, logistical challenges in Brazil may impede trade flows from the country, thereby providing support to global sugar prices.”

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Diamond Pass Registration (choruscall.in) Earnings Call Investor Presentation Table of contents Sector outlook Business overview Financial performance Operational trends Pictures of our facilities 05 07 12 17 25 SECTOR OUTLOOK According to the latest report from S&P Global the projected sugar surplus for the 2023-24 period has witnessed a notable increase, rising by 1.5 million metric tons as compared to the October estimate, reaching a total of 4.74 million metric tons. This upward revision is attributed to a combination of factors, including elevated production levels and decreased consumption. Brazil has played a significant role in this shift, with increased production. Global production outlook for the year is now adjusted to 193 million tons. Current estimates suggest that Brazil is poised to achieve a record-breaking sugar production of over 40 million tons. Despite this promising forecast, logistical challenges in Brazil may impede trade flows from the country, thereby providin