Triveni sees firm sugar prices as inventories tighten and ethanol diversion rises
Triveni Engineering reported Q1 FY27 sugar sales of 277,403 tonnes, up 7.4% year-on-year, with average realisations rising to ₹41,525 a tonne. The company expects domestic prices to stay firm amid lower carry-over stocks, exports and diversion of sugar to ethanol.
Triveni reported stronger Q1 FY27 sugar volumes and realisations, helping profitability despite lower alcohol offtake. It expects Indian sugar prices to stay firm as exports, ethanol diversion, tight carry-over stocks and potential El Niño effects could reduce 2026-27 production.
Why this matters
No related recent signals are provided; the Q1 FY27 update shows Triveni linking stronger sugar realizations to a tighter domestic supply outlook.
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