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Balrampur Chini to Dalmia Bharat : Why are sugar stocks down

Sugar stocks extended their losses on Wednesday, September 2, as investors continued to react to the government's decision to further tighten stockholding limits for dealers. The move is aimed at curbing hoarding and speculative trading while keeping domestic sugar prices under control. The sector has witnessed sharp selling pressure over the past two trading sessions. Balrampur Chini Mills and Dwarikesh Sugar Industries have each fallen around 8%, while Dalmia Bharat Sugar has shed around 7%. Avadh Sugar & Energy has declined around 6%, while Dhampur Sugar Mills has lost over 6%. Among other stocks, Shree Renuka Sugars has fallen 5%, Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar has declined 4%, and EID Parry has lost 2% over the two sessions.

Sugar Sector Remains in Focus for Firm Prices & Policy

Research Analyst: UJVIN NEVATIA (PROPRIETOR: NEVAT INVESTMENTS) | SEBI Registration No.: INH100009628 India's sugar sector remains in focus as domestic and global sugar prices have risen, while concerns around production, supply and festive-season demand continue to influence the market environment. Lower production expectations and tighter availability have supported sugar prices and improved realisations for sugar mills. Why Are Sugar Prices Rising? The recent increase in prices has been linked to concerns around domestic supply, including weaker-than-expected production, weather conditions and crop-related challenges in key sugarcane-growing regions. Higher festive demand has also added to concerns about availability. However, the Indian Sugar & Bio-energy Manufacturers Association has stated that the country has sufficient sugar stocks and attributed much of the recent price rise to speculative buying rather than an actual shortage. Government Measures to Increase Supply The government has taken several steps to improve domestic availability and manage prices. These include allowing 1 million tonnes of duty-free raw sugar imports and permitting refiners to divert 350,000 tonnes of export-bound refined sugar to the domestic market. The government has also tightened stockholding limits for certain large consumers. What Does This Mean for Sugar Companies? For companies such as Balrampur Chini Mills (

Balrampur Chini Mills (BALRAMCHIN) surged sharply today

Sugar Stocks Surge Up to 13% on Government’s New Inventory

🚦 Government Steps In to Curb Bulk Buying The recent move by authorities to tighten consumer inventory limits has sent ripples through the sugar sector. 📈 Market Reaction: Sugar Stocks on the Rise - Balrampur Chini, Bajaj Hindusthan, Shree Renuka, and others rallied sharply, with gains reaching up to 13%

India’s Sugar Story: From Surplus to Shortage

India’s sugar story changed faster than the market expected. A few months ago, the government was worried about too much sugar and allowed exports to clear surplus stocks. Then production estimates weakened, cane availability fell, recovery rates suffered, and domestic sugar prices surged. That created a very different problem: not enough sugar at the right time. The important lesson is that sugar is not simply a production story. Weather, cane quality, farmer economics, mill profitability, ethanol allocation, exports, imports and government policy can all change the equation. And policy can move in both directions. The government has now allowed 10 lakh tonnes of duty-free raw-sugar imports until October 31 and tightened inventory limits to cool prices. Sugar prices have already started correcting from their recent record levels. For investors, this makes the sector interesting but highly cyclical. • Balrampur Chini Mills