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Sugar stocks extend rally; Dhampur, Dwarikesh soar over 70% in a month

Lower production in Brazil and Thailand, the two largest sugar exporters in the world, could result in higher opportunities for domestic exporters

From the 2018-19 sugarcane season starting October, the Centre not only increased the base recovery rate from 9.5 to 10 per cent, but also raised the premium extra yield in sugar from Rs 2.68 per quintal to Rs 2.75 a quintal
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From the 2018-19 sugarcane season starting October, the Centre not only increased the base recovery rate from 9.5 to 10 per cent, but also raised the premium extra yield in sugar from Rs 2.68 per quintal to Rs 2.75 a quintal

SI Reporter Mumbai
Shares of sugar manufacturers and their allied companies continued their northward movement, ralling up to 75 per cent in the past one month on positive outlook, on Monday. The sugar industry, analysts say, is well poised to benefit from, both, global and domestic factors such as tight global demand-supply situation, favourable policies, push for higher ethanol blending in India and higher ethanol capacity addition.

Individually, Dhampur Sugar Mills, Praj Industries, Dwarikesh Sugar Industries and Triveni Engineering & Industries rallied in the range of 14 per cent to 19 per cent on the BSE in the intra-day trade on Monday