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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 (

), Shree Renuka Sugars, Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Triveni Engineering, the operating environment is influenced by sugar realisations, production, cane availability and government policy. Firm prices can support mill realisations, while measures to increase domestic supply may influence future price trends. The sector therefore remains closely linked to both commodity market conditions and government policy, making developments in production, supply and price-management measures important factors to monitor. Source: NDTV Profit No Recommendations

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Dividend Stocks Alert: Rs 100 per share payout this week

Dividend Stocks Alert: More than 80 companies are scheduled to trade ex-date between August 31 and September 5, 2026, giving investors the final opportunity to buy shares and become eligible for announced dividends and special dividends. Among the prominent names are Mastek, Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care,

, Action Construction Equipment, Nirlon, AIA Engineering, Coal India, General Insurance Corporation of India, Gulf Oil Lubricants India, ONGC, Metro Brands and Federal-Mogul Goetze (India). The announced cash dividend payouts include several large dividends and special dividends, with Uni Abex Alloy Products declaring the highest combined payout of Rs 100 per share, comprising a Rs 40 final dividend and a Rs 60 special dividend. Federal-Mogul Goetze (India) follows with a combined payout of Rs 94 per share, including a Rs 86.50 special dividend. 31 August 2026 Ganesh Housing Ltd | Ex-date - 31 Aug 2026 | Final Dividend - Rs 1.5000 | Record Date - 31 Aug 2026 Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd | Ex-date - 31 Aug 2026 | Final Dividend - Rs 2.5000 | Record Date - 31 Aug 2026 Ion Exchange India Ltd | Ex-date - 31 Aug 2026 | Dividend - Rs 1.2500 | Record Date - 31 Aug 2026 Mastek Ltd | Ex-date - 31 Aug 2026 | Final Dividend - Rs 16.0000 | Record Date - 31 Aug 2026 Orbit Exports Ltd | Ex-date - 31 Aug 2026 | Interim Dividend - Rs 0.5000 | Record Date - 31 Aug 2026 Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd | Ex-date - 31 Aug 2026 | Final Dividend - Rs 1.2500 | Record Date - 31 Aug 2026

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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

• E.I.D. Parry (India) • Triveni Engineering & Industries These companies can benefit when sugar prices and related realisations improve, but policy intervention can also quickly change the outlook. All three are currently part of the Nifty 500 universe. The bigger learning is simple: In regulated commodities, higher prices do not automatically mean higher profits. Government action can become the next variable investors must track. Sugar investing requires tracking production, weather, cane supply, recovery, ethanol, government policy and prices together not relying on one indicator.

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SUGAR STOCKS CRASH UP TO 5% AS INDIA ALLOWS DUTY-FREE IMPORTS FOR FIRST TIME IN NEARLY A DECADE

Sugar stocks came under heavy selling pressure in early trade on August 21 after the government permitted duty-free imports of 1 million metric tonnes of raw sugar. The move is aimed at improving domestic supplies and bringing down record-high sugar prices ahead of the upcoming festival season. Among the major losers, Dalmia Bharat Sugar declined 5.47%, while Dwarikesh Sugar Industries fell 4.32%. Balrampur Chini Mills dropped 4.15%, and Triveni Engineering & Industries slipped 3.82%. The decline in sugar stocks came despite the broader market trading largely flat with a positive bias. On Thursday, the government announced that it would allow duty-free imports of 1 million metric tonnes of raw sugar until October 31. India typically levies a 100% import duty on sugar. The move marks India’s first major sugar import intervention in nearly a decade and comes amid tightening domestic supplies and a sharp rise in prices. Sugar prices have climbed nearly 40% over the past two months, driven by lower production. For domestic sugar producers, increased imports could put pressure on realisations by improving market availability and potentially moderating prices. However, global sugar markets reacted positively to the development. London white sugar futures and New York raw sugar futures surged as much as 4% after the announcement, as India’s return to the global market is expected to create a significant source of additional demand. Sugar stocks had rallied strongly over the previous two trading sessions as tight domestic supplies and record-high prices raised expectations of improved realisations for producers. The rally gained further momentum on Thursday, with Balrampur Chini Mills surging 18%, Dwarikesh Sugar Industries climbing nearly 14%, while several other sugar stocks advanced between 7% and 10%.

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Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Ltd Sector-wide sugar rally

Sugar companies such as Dalmia Bharat Sugar, Dhampur, Avadh, Balrampur Chini, Triveni Engineering, Dwarikesh and Shree Renuka gained as concerns over crop production supported sugar prices. Dalmia had already hit a 52-week high earlier in the rally. The stock closed near ₹507.40, up ₹31.85 or 6.70%, after trading between ₹469.20 and ₹517.00. Volume was about 14.56 lakh shares.

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BCL Industries Gets Additional Ethanol Allocation; Order Book Hits 1.51 Lakh KL

unit Svaksha Distillery has received additional allocations of 2.35 crore litres and 2.02 crore litres of ethanol from Oil Marketing Companies for supply in Q4 of Ethanol Supply Year 2025-26 across various locations. With this, the company’s total ethanol order book now stands at 151,109 KL. The allocation strengthens its position in the grain-based ethanol segment under the government’s blending programme. **Top stocks in the ethanol / distillery industry:** Balrampur Chini Mills, Triveni Engineering & Industries, and Shree Renuka Sugars.

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