Dwarikesh Sugar Industries posts ₹25.73 crore Q1FY27 net loss as profitability weakens

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Dwarikesh Sugar's Q1FY27 loss widened as sugar and ethanol contributions fell, EBITDA turned negative, and cane crushing declined on heavy rains and the Co 0238 phase-out. Higher sugar realizations were outweighed by high-cost inventory and weaker byproduct/ethanol economics, signaling margin pressure for Indian sugar producers. While global balances may tighten into 2026'27, the near-term takeaway is upstream supply disruption and profitability stress.
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Dwarikesh Sugar Industries reported a net loss of ₹25.73 crore in Q1FY27, widening from the year-ago period, while profit before tax swung to a loss of ₹34.38 crore from a profit of ₹13.03 crore. Revenue rose 3.17% year on year, but EBITDA fell 21.58%. The decline was linked to a 7.51% drop in cane crushing volumes amid heavy rainfall and the phase-out of the Co 0238 sugarcane variety.