DWARIKESH SUGAR INDUSTRIES LTD. Q1 FY26 Results
DWARKESHQ1 FY26 ResultsAnnounced 7 Aug 2025, 03:07 pm| Metric | Value (₹ Cr) | vs Q4 FY25 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 405.47 | 11.6% |
| Total Income | 405.97 | 11.6% |
| Expenditure | 419.00 | 12.8% |
| PBT | -13.03 | 114.9% |
| Net Profit | -9.38 | 120.3% |
| OPM | 0.97% | 22.35pp |
| NPM | -2.31% | 12.40pp |
| EPS | 0.51 | 79.6% |
Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Reports Q1 FY26 Results with Loss Before Tax of Rs. 13.03 Crore
07 Aug 2025 · 7 Aug 2025, 05:22 pm
Summary
Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Ltd. announced its unaudited financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. The company reported a Loss before tax (LBT) of Rs. 13.03 crore and Loss after tax (LAT) of Rs. 9.38 crore for Q1 FY26, compared to LBT of Rs. 14.99 crore and LAT of Rs. 9.73 crore for Q1 FY25. The company's total income, PBT, PAT, and EPS for Q1 FY26 and Q1 FY25, as well as FY25, are provided in the document.
Key Highlights
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Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) estimates gross sugar production for the 2024-25 sugar season at 29.5 million tons
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Net sugar production estimated at 26.1 million tons for the 2024-25 sugar season
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ISMA preliminary estimates show gross sugar output at 34.9 million tons for the 2025-26 sugar season
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Sugar prices eased marginally during Q1 of FY 2025-26 but have rebounded and are nearing Rs. 4,100 per quintal
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Sugar sold during Q1 FY26 stood at 6.63 lakh quintals, a decrease from 6.75 lakh quintals in Q1 FY25
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Average realization on domestic sugar sold during Q1 FY26 was Rs. 3,962 per quintal
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Sugar stock as on 30th June 2025 was 9.71 lakh quintals, a decrease from 11.56 lakh quintals as on 30th June 2024
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Industrial alcohol sales stood at 21,649 KL during Q1 FY26, an increase from 12,358 KL in Q1 FY25
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The company has cleared cane dues of SS 2024-25 in entirety
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Outstanding long-term loans of Rs. 132.33 crore as on 30th June 2025
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The company enjoys long-term rating of (ICRA) AA- and A1+ for the company’s CP program of Rs. 300 crores
Management Comments
Vijay S. Banka
Looking ahead, sugar prices are expected to remain firm. There is growing optimism around higher crushing volumes and a more diversified varietal mix, driven by focused efforts in crop protection and varietal enhancement. These initiatives aim to address challenges such as adverse weather conditions and red rot infestations. Progress in these areas has been satisfactory, and the forthcoming season is expected to show notable improvements in both crushing and recovery rates, thereby contributing to enhanced operational performance.
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