Sakthi Sugars Ltd posted consolidated revenue from operations of ₹1.26 billion for the December 2025 quarter but reported a net loss of ₹342 million. The company’s performance reflects ongoing challenges in the sugar and ethanol sector, with rising input costs and market pressures weighing on profitability.
Sakthi Sugars Ltd, one of India’s established sugar producers, announced its financial results for the quarter ended December 2025. While the company generated revenue of ₹1.26 billion, it recorded a consolidated net loss of ₹342 million, underscoring persistent industry headwinds.
Key Highlights
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Revenue from Operations: ₹1.26 billion in Q3 FY26.
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Net Loss: ₹342 million, driven by higher raw material and energy costs.
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Sector Context: Sugar companies continue to face volatility in global sugar prices and ethanol blending policies.
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Operational Challenges: Increased cane procurement costs and limited pricing flexibility impacted margins.
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Strategic Outlook: The company is focusing on ethanol production and diversification to mitigate cyclical risks in the sugar business.
The results highlight the structural challenges in India’s sugar industry, where profitability remains vulnerable to government policies, input costs, and global commodity trends.
Sources: Business Standard, The Economic Times, Moneycontrol