Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Limited

2.66 million

ported earlier. The projected global supply and demand deficit for 2025-26 has been revised down to 2.66 million metric tons, from 3.17 million metric tons reported earlier. In parallel, the International Sugar O

3.17 million

obal supply and demand deficit for 2025-26 has been revised down to 2.66 million metric tons, from 3.17 million metric tons reported earlier. In parallel, the International Sugar Organization (ISO) has also revi

2.51 million

on (ISO) has also revised its 2024-25 global sugar deficit forecast, now estimating a shortfall of 2.51 million metric tons (MMT).  As a result of the improved supply outlook, sugar prices have declined over t

32 million

around $475 per metric ton.  Domestic sugar production for the 2023-24 season is pegged at around 32 million tons, after factoring for diversion of around 2.15 million tons for ethanol production.  Durin

2.15 million

for the 2023-24 season is pegged at around 32 million tons, after factoring for diversion of around 2.15 million tons for ethanol production.  During December 2024, the Indian Sugar and Bio-energy Manufactur

2%

During December 2024, the Indian Sugar and Bio-energy Manufacturers Association (ISM) forecasted a 2% year-on-year decline in India's sugar production for 2024-25, estimating a total of 33.3 million m

33.3 million

orecasted a 2% year-on-year decline in India's sugar production for 2024-25, estimating a total of 33.3 million metric tons (MMT). However, these forecasts are subject to change, as they carry a downward bias d

4 million

the coming months as crop yields and recoveries become clearer. It is estimated that approximately 4 million tons of sugar production will be diverted for ethanol production.  Given the comfortable stock le

1 million

ble stock levels at the end of SS 2024-25, Government has recently notified and allowed export of 1 million tons of sugar. Though the decision was delayed, it was highly anticipated and expected by the indu

3.2%

ook  According to the notification issued by the government, each mill is allocated approximately 3.2% of its average production over the past three years as its export quota. Exports are permitted fr

Rs. 38,000

tability in managing their logistics challenges.  Domestic sugar prices remained flattish around Rs. 38,000 per metric ton during the December quarter. However, with the onset of January 2025, prices have ga

672.5 crore

es are expected to remain at reasonable levels.  As per recent reports, a total of approximately 672.5 crore liters of ethanol were supplied during the Ethanol Supply Year (ESY) 2023-24. Of this, around 270